Re: [orca-list] OT: booting paldo from a usb pendrive

["B. Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

I don't know how I missed it saying hybrid, guess I just skimmed the main page, and it was not clear about 
that on the installation  wiki page. 
I'm redownloading/already have the checksum, so mayb eI can play with this for a few minutes later. 
I know I don't particularly care for a few of the default packages though, sop am wondering about installing 
extra software. 
Does one build everything from source, or does paldo have some kind of repository system?





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  Kyle wrote:
Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 07:17:14AM -0400

> According to the website:
> "These are hybrid ISO images, you can write them to a CD or a USB stick
> to install or test paldo GNU/Linux."
> Last time I tried it, it definitely worked, but this was over a year
> ago, so something may have changed. Did you try writing the stable
> image or the unstable image? Both are rebuilt regularly, so if you have
> problems with either, first try the other, and if that doesn't work,
> give it a few days to a week for the image to be rebuilt. Also, you may
> want to check the image to be sure it isn't corrupt using the md5
> checksum provided.  Hope this helps.
> Sent from my thingamy
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