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Addding drivers to an install Thumb drive

  Date: Jan 23    Category: Unix / Linux / Ubuntu    Views: 347
  

How do I modify an installation thumb drive so that it will contain my
wi-fi drivers AND install them during a fresh installation?

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Answer #1    Answered On: Jan 23    

Remastersys will master your system as you have it. The drivers are on
an installation disk and that is what you get with a thumb drive is the
USB equivalent of a disk. Non-free drivers (propriatary drivers) need
to be downloaded so I don't know if your question has an answer.

 
Answer #2    Answered On: Jan 23    

Go to Full Circle Magazine, download issue 45, look at page 13 for an article on
Multisystem. It can create a "persistent" flash drive, so when you download
things they stay downloaded. I used it to create a flash drive for testing
Natty, and it's working just fine. I've installed a video driver and numerous
programs, changed the wallpaper, etc.

It can also load multiple OSes on a single (large) flash drive, but I'm not
using it for that.

 
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