How do I make a live DVD or live USB on Windows 10
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Greetings, I am using windows 10 on my Mother's PC and I've downloaded Trisquel 8 i686 iso, Universal USB Installer, and LinuxLive USB Creater. I changed to boot order in the bios and it still doesn't boot from it. My guess it didn't create the Live USB. I never use Linux before, although I have use NetBSD regularly. Although, I just got released from prison and it's been five years since I touch or seen a computer.
I just want to check out Trisquel and see if it is right for my mother needs and if so it would be worth me using as well. Since I am the person who maintains my mother and father machines.
Regards, Patrick Pippen
In the documentation (please correct it if it is outdated):
You may have an issue booting on a live USB/CD on a windows 10 computer due to the way it handles UEFI.
When I succeeded I had to click on windows 10 icon whith CTRL key pressed (maybe another key don't remember well), then click on restart. This opened a blue parameters window wich allowed me to select a boot option designed for booting on a windows rescue CD. Then it restarted and I had a proper access to legacy boot options in the bios.
Search the web or windows 10 documentation for accurate information about this process.
There are two separate questions here. The latter issue may be related to a feature called "Secure Boot".
1. Create a bootable DVD/USB install media
2. Boot computer using the said media
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/desktop/disabling-secure-boot
For Windows users, I would like to suggest Rufus (GPL v3+) for Live USB media preparation. It rarely fails for most operating system images.
However, in order to boot GNU/Linux on latest computers (full of anti-features), you will first need to enter the UEFI settings and disable Secure Boot (we call it Restricted Boot). If there is no "Secure Boot" option in the firmware settings, curse Microsoft and the manufacturer.
Note: "Secure Boot" is the final name of Microsoft's "Palladium" Trusted Computing (we call it Treacherous Computing) system. And Microsoft's Secure Boot combined with Intel's Boot Guard is the ultimate lock-in. We are all at mercy of Wintel alliance...
2018-05-21T19:27:31+0200 name at domain wrote:
> However, in order to boot GNU/Linux on latest computers (full of
> anti-features), you will first need to enter the UEFI settings and
> disable Secure Boot (we call it Restricted Boot). If there is no
> "Secure Boot" option in the firmware settings, curse Microsoft and the
> manufacturer.
A little correction: We call it Secure Boot if it allows you to manage
all keys related to it[1], and Restricted Boot otherwise[1].
Although there *is* lack of documentation on how to put Trisquel in
UEFI/Secure-Boot-enabled scenarios. I really think we should document
how to add/append keys to the trust keyring of one's Secure Boot when
installing Trisquel... or at least tell where such key can be found or
how to make/create/generate and use such key.
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