#UNETBOOTIN ARCH ISO#

However, Unetbootin overwrites syslinux.cfg, so it creates a USB device that does not boot properly.

#UNETBOOTIN ARCH ISO#

Quote from: adcdam – on 03 October 2017, 22:03:05 Thanks i tried to use unetbootin using a usb drive but it doent boot, i have the same problem that in this post i read the wiki and in the wiki it say this Using UNetbootin UNetbootin can be used on any Linux distribution or Windows to copy your iso to a USB device. In Windows how should i edit the syslinux.cfg file in order to boot? You can make this change during the first phase of boot by pressing Tab when the menu is shown. / In /dev/sdx1 you must replace x with the first free letter after the last letter in use on the system where you are installing Arch Linux (e.g. Edit syslinux.cfg: sysconfig.cfg default menu.c32 prompt 0 menu title Archlinux Installer timeout 100 label unetbootindefault menu label Archlinux_x86_64 kernel /arch/boot/x86_64/vmlinuz append initrd=/arch/boot/x86_64/archiso.img archisodevice=/dev/sdx1. Warning: UNetbootin writes over the default syslinux.cfg this must be restored before the USB device will boot properly. For this reason, Unetbootin is not recommended - please use dd or one of the other methods discussed in this topic.

Thanks i tried to use unetbootin using a usb drive but it doent boot, i have the same problem that in this post i read the wiki and in the wiki it say this Using UNetbootin UNetbootin can be used on any Linux distribution or Windows to copy your iso to a USB device.

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