You will see output representative of all of your HHDs/SSDs/USB drives (types, partitions, etc) similar to the following: Model: ATA Samsung SSD 850 (scsi) **Tip – run the above command before and then after inserting your USB Drive – the drive that shows up will be your USB Drive (this can be helpful for new users to interpret the output from the ‘sudo parted -l’ command).
c) To inspect your drives insert your USB drive and in the terminal type:.b) Navigate to the location where you downloaded the Bodhi Linux.If the unetbootin method does not work for you, use this ‘dd’ method from the command line: More information about unetbootin is available on their site at B: Command-Line ‘dd’ Method (Linux Only) After a few minutes, your bootable USB drive will be created. NOTE: See Selecting the Correct ISO wiki page for more information on which version of Bodhi best suits your hardwareĮxamples below are based on bodhi-6.0.0-64.iso).
NOTE: Is your PC only just meting the Minimal Hardware Specification? Take a look at the Minimal Spec FAQ, you will find answers to questions, comments on software alternatives (when system memory is limited) and successful installs against minimal hardware specs. After installation, you will find Bodhi runs reasonably well with 512MB RAM.Does your system meet these requirements? Check out which ISO image will best suit you/your hardware! With 512MB RAM, the Bodhi Linux installer will work, but it will work slowly. ** NOTE: The Bodhi installer runs best with more than 512MB of RAM (ideally 1GB or more).