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Creates a multiboot USB key

Usage

• Find your device :

    $ fdisk -l
  

• Create a FAT32-formatted USB disk, without partitions:

    $ make init fs=sdb1
  

• Create a new partition, primary and bootable (using fdisk, cfdisk, or parted)

• Download iso :

    $ make iso
  

• Remove your USB device, and plug it back in. The auto-mounter on your OS should detect it now.

• Create the USB key using the device (like /dev/sdb1) and the mount directory:

    $ sudo bin/build.sh /run/media/userMUK1 sdb
  

• Umount the USB device.

Development

• Test the USB key using QEmu:

    $ sudo make test device=/dev/sdb
  

• You could test downloaded iso :

    $ qemu-system-x86_64 -cdrom iso/archlinux-2016.07.01-dual.iso -m 1024
  

License

See LICENSE for the complete license.

Changelog

A changelog is available here.

Contact

Nicolas Lamirault nicolas.lamirault@gmail.com