The following is a little correction/hint on an article written by Janet Merner.
1. Get Amaya from http://www.w3.org/Amaya/User/BinDist.html
2. Open a terminal and type:
su root (type your root password when prompted)
Creating a LiveUSB.
I've tried many live Linux distros that are able to boot from a USB stick. There are two applications that will allow you to make a bootable USB, downloading the required ISOs in the process. One is called Universal USB Installer and the other one is called MultiBootISO.
About me:
I, Valeriy ‘Val’ Paliy Jr. have done many things in my life, despite having a disability, which, thanks to the Lord our God, doesn’t affect my mental abilities.
First and foremost – I am a human being, with my strengths and weaknesses – and I know them both. Humans are not perfect, but it’s in our hands to change, every day, with the help of God and other people. It’s likely, but not surprising, however, that I am too philosophical – I’ve been into Eastern philosophy ever since I was the age of 10.
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