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I have a very specific issue,
I wanted to run a C - program on Cent OS 5, but i dont really use cent os for much work. I was wondering if I can have a 'live' version on a pendrive and test the C program on that
I see in some places its mentioned that cent os is not designed to be run as a live distro from USB sticks, but surely just for the sake of testing a single program, it would run right ?
SO the questions are - Will CentOS 5 run off a usb ? Whats the quickest way to make a live usb ?(i have Ubuntu and win 8 installed so can use both)
ok .. now i downloaded CentOS 5 off its website, and created a bootable USB. It still did not boot ( I know i can boot from usb since I installed Ubuntu and Windows through it) I read that i need a 'live' version for it. Is it different from a standard distro ? – SidSen – 2013-08-15T10:34:59.567
@SidSen: There are two model OS. bin and Live.. Live model is bootable and bin model has binary packages... It's simple: Download CentOS-6.4-x86_64-LiveDVD.iso from http://mirror.vit.com.tr/mirror/CentOS/6.4/isos/x86_64/ ... Then Install it on USB (in linux with dd command which I said before or in windows use software like UNetbootin)
– Sepahrad Salour – 2013-08-15T11:55:22.797@SidSen: Or burn that ISO (Download CentOS-6.4-x86_64-LiveDVD.iso) on DVD then boot computer from it.. Remember if it doesn't boot, go to the BIOS setup and change UEFI to Legacy Boot.. – Sepahrad Salour – 2013-08-15T11:57:12.273