LiLi USB Creator je program za Win, imaš i
portabilnu verziju koju ne moraš instalirati.
Kada otvoriš LiLi:
- prvo izabereš USB na koji ćeš staviti live distribuciju
- u drugom koraku kažeš download i odabereš Ubuntu 11.10
- u trećem mislim da ne moraš ništa dirati
- u četvrtom uključiš/isključiš što ti treba/netreba
- za kraj klik na munju i kada je sve gotovo imaš live distribuciju Ubuntu-a na USB-u
Probaj ovdje pogledati za FreeNAS 7.
Mislim da bi ovaj dio mogao pomoći:
Citiraj:
Getting the software up and running is a little more involved but not much. Step one is to download the FreeNAS software image from the project download page. The one you want is the latest FreeNAS Image file. For the VIA ARTiGO you'll need the i386 version. While you're on the download page you can also get a copy of the Quick Start Guide and User Manual. Once you have the image downloaded you must write the image to a CompactFlash (CF) device. The image itself is a little under 30 MB, so you could use an old 64 MB device if you happen to have one lying around.
Writing the image to the CF disk requires root privileges. The trick is to know that the .img file is actually compressed, requiring a gunzip command before writing to the disk. You can do it with one command as follows:
paul@paul-ubuntu:~/ gunzip -c FreeNAS-i386-embedded-0.69.4276.img | sudo dd of=/dev/sdc
The key here is the name of your CF device. In our case we used a small USB multi-card reader which assigns a unique device name for all the different slots. The CF slot shows up as /dev/sdc. With that piece of information you're ready to blast your image using the command line string above. You can also use the dmesg command to check yourself after inserting the CF card as in:
paul@paul-ubuntu:~/ dmesg | tail -n 24
That will show you the last 24 kernel messages and should contain a few lines that indicate the device name of the card you just attached.
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Ovo za LiLi ti govorim uz
screenshoot, a ovaj dio za FreeNAS samo nagađam da bi moglo raditi. Čisto da imaš na umu.
