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--- Quote from: Lantha on July 07, 2020, 08:40:48 AM ---What would be the best way to install Microcore from windows 10 on a live usb flash drive then ? I saw that Core2usb isn't maintained anymore... Is there an all automatic alternative or a software better than YUMI to do it ?

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Heh, the best way is a matter of opinion, and some angst. :)

For a Windows-10 only standpoint, I would stick with Yumi (or Yumi-Uefi).  It is still maintained.  MultiBootUSB 9.2.0 is no longer maintained, although it works on Windows or Linux, but for now we'll stick to Yumi for windows-only environment.

If you don't want to "trick" it for recognizing and burning core only, go ahead and splurge on the TinyCore iso, and choose command-line only when prompted. :)

Sure, the ideal way is to format, partition, and install a bootloader manually.

Which can be done for sure.  But ah, compared to burning a CD, I'll bet that 99% of users merely right-click and "burn iso", use Xfburn, or something like that to get a bootable cd.

But many of us remember the days of burning through and entire spindle stack of CD's when using this handy tool - Xorriso:

http://www.gnu.org/software/xorriso/

Easy peasy! :) :)

Lantha:
Everything seems to be working fine now, thank you guys  ;D

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