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How to boot Kjartans
pissekule puppy linux from a machine with UEFI using a USB flash drive
Download kjartans_puppy64uefi.zip.
Unzip all files and copy them to a USB flashdrive formatted as Fat32 (default
settings if using windows) and reboot.
Immediately after booting/rebooting machine, press key to enter BIOS.
If you don't know which key to press you can try the ones listed here:
| BOOT
KEYS |
| Computer
Model |
BIOS
key(s) |
Boot
Menu UEFI |
| Acer |
F1,
F2, Ctrl+Alt+Esc |
Esc,
F2,F9 ,F12 |
| Asus |
F9,
Esc, Del, F2 |
Esc,
F8, F10 |
| Dell |
F2 |
F12 |
| HP |
F2,
F12 |
ESC,
F9, |
| Lenovo |
F2 |
F12 |
| Samsung |
Esc |
F2 |
| Sony
Vaio |
F1,
F2, F3 |
F11 |
| Toshiba |
F1,
Esc |
F12 |
Somewhere in the BIOS. Normally under "Security" or "boot" you find: "Secure
boot". Set this to "Disabled". Save and exit BIOS.
Now tap continuously on Boot Menu key until you see the Boot Menu.
Choose "UEFI Name of usb-drive/whatever"
When presented with an image of a lady on a weird horse - press Enter
on "Kjartans Pissekule Puppy Linux !"
On older machines
(without UEFI) download k-pup64mbr.iso
and use Rufus
to make a bootable usb flash drive and boot from it.
Additional info:
Yes. Some weird icons and colors eh?
I know ! But I like it like this - anyway, I did something cheeky. But
because of that - if you install a .pet/app
it will not show up in the menu. Long story - just do this:
Click file - up arrow and go into: /etc/xdg/templates
Right click _root_my-documents_.jwmrc and
rename it to: _root_.jwmrc
Thats it. |