06-02-2014, 03:25 PM
(06-02-2014, 03:13 PM)gold_finger link Wrote: Feel free to use Unetbootin if you like. Wording on that page is a bit harsh. Basically the "recommended" method has been found to produce more consistent results. Sometimes Unetbootin can be picky on certain machines and/or on certain USB sticks; but it does work most of the time. Which ever method you choose, just format the USB as FAT32 ahead of time. If USB's end up being problematic in general, try burning a DVD.
Also, make sure to confirm that the md5sum of your downloaded ISO file matches the one shown on the download page.
iv found this reason on arch linux page - "Warning: UNetbootin writes over the default syslinux.cfg; this must be restored before the USB device will boot properly."
im trying to install on notebook without cd or dvd device so USB is my only option.
i just will use universal USB installer and gonna rock the linux world
even now i got interested into arch linux hahaha, i want be system god!