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# This file gets copied to LiveKit ZIP build, in order to provide
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# some basic information for the user - mostly hints to encourage
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# the user to run /mylinux/boot/bootinst.sh(bat).
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#
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# Lines containing # are ignored
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#
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Thank you for using mylinux!
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If you are reading this from a CD, it is already bootable.
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Steps to make it bootable from your USB device are following:
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1) Copy the entire /mylinux/ directory to your USB drive.
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If you are using Windows, you will get for example E:\mylinux\
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You probably already did this - just make sure you are on your
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USB drive now and not on your local harddisk.
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2) Now navigate to directory /mylinux/boot/ on your USB drive.
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In Windows, it will be E:\mylinux\boot\ for example.
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Use explorer or any other file manager for this task.
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3) While you're in the boot directory, locate file bootinst.bat
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Run it by doubleclicking it. It will setup your USB to boot.
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-- That's it. Your USB device is now ready to boot mylinux.
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-- You can safely delete this file (readme.txt), it's not needed.
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