Help with installation
Help with installation
Hey, I am new to this porteus distro, but how to I get porteus to boot from a ntfs formatted file system because i need the larger than 4GB file size limit. My current OS is Windows 10.
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- White ninja
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Help with installation
See Install Porteus from Windows (Post by Blaze #77453)
Also, check the instructions in the file "USB_INSTALLATION.txt" that is in the ISO
Also, check the instructions in the file "USB_INSTALLATION.txt" that is in the ISO
- Ed_P
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Help with installation
Hello DariusSG, welcome to the forum.
Rather than install Porteus you can boot the ISO directly, on a NTFS file system, if you have a bootloader installed. I have Grub2Win installed and I boot Porteus, and others, using grub2 commands to boot the ISO files, all on NTFS file systems, without installing them.
Rather than install Porteus you can boot the ISO directly, on a NTFS file system, if you have a bootloader installed. I have Grub2Win installed and I boot Porteus, and others, using grub2 commands to boot the ISO files, all on NTFS file systems, without installing them.
Help with installation
Just to confirm, Create a partitions(FAT32) large enough for porteus to be stored and leave the rest unallocated. Then Boot into porteus normally and create another partition(NTFS,ExFat,Ext2/3/4,etc...) using the remaining space. copy over the /porteus folder and reconfigure porteus-something.cfg to go to the new /porteus folder(partition 2). Right?
- Ed_P
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Not how I do things. 1 partition. And while I use FAT32, exFAT may work also. Porteus stays on the single partition. Read the install file in the ISO.