RE: hmm...how does the .iso file work from a jumpdrive?

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Tr mcbrain

Ah, I didn't express myself very well.

I mean this Linux version has support for jumpdrives once it is up and running. It still requires a CD for booting. And this image must be burnt in the first session of said CD, else it won't boot.

So, by "you can carry your favorite OS and storage anywhere" I mean the OS is in the CD, and the storage in the jumpdrive... I hope this clears the issue.

Cheers!

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