On this page you will find instructions on how to write danuntu
(without kernel tarball version) on a sdcard or a USB drive using a
linux PC, a raspberry pi or a danuntu stick.
Requisites:
A PC with linux or a stick with danuntu or a raspberry pi.
A class 10+ micro sdcard (class 6 should work but danuntu will be
extremely slow, especially on heavy desktops like kde or xfce), or a
USB drive. The size of the sdcard/USB drive must be at least 4 GB
(8 for danuntu to function properly).
The installation methods are the same for a linux pc, a raspberry pi
or danuntu, the only difference is that the Raspberry pi should have
installed one of the following operating systems: Raspbian, Pidora,
Arch Linux or OpenSUSE (or derivatives). The danuntu stick and
the Raspberry pi might also need a USB hub to plug in the USB
drive/sdcard.
WARNING: DURING THE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE YOU
WILL HAVE TO CREATE A NEW PARTITION TABLE ON THE
SDCARD/USB DRIVE, AND BY DOING SO YOU WILL
PERMANENTLY DELETE THE CONTENTS OF THE
SDCARD/USB DRIVE! THE DELETED DATA WON’T GO IN THE
TRASH, IT WILL BE PERMANENTLY DELETED!
I WARNED YOU!
Method 1 is written only for ubuntu, debian, fedora, openSUSE
distros (and derivatives), raspberry Pis with either of the above
mentioned distros or danuntu sticks with a GUI, while method 2 is
written also for command line or pure-linux distros.
Method 1.
Method 2.