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Installation media for that specific Linux distribution. Project to enable Windows, macOS, and Linux users to create USB In this tutorial, however, the instructions are based on using Fedora Media Writer.įedora Media Writer is a utility that was created by the By using appropriate client software such as BalenaĮtcher and Rufus, you can write an ISO image to a USB flash drive or an external hard drive to convert them into bootable installation Of the files and contents on the physical installation DVD. Oracle Linux is distributed as an ISO image, which is a binary representation On their existing Windows, macOS, or Linux workstation. The first time and who might need to create installation media The instructions aim to assist Oracle customers who are installing Oracle Linux for This tutorial shows you how to use Fedora Media Writer to create Oracle Linux installation media on a USB device. Oracle's supported method for creating Oracle Linux installation media is to use the dd command on a system Tutorial provides optional instructions as a convenience only. Programs and operating systems that are not provided by Oracle. The following instructions because these steps refer to software Oracle does not provide technical support for the sequence of steps that are provided in

After booting the live media, start the installer and follow the guided installation procedure.JavaScript must be enabled to correctly display this content Oracle Support Disclaimer.

We recommend to boot the drive in UEFI mode if listed. Each command uses the same device and media but boots the PC in a different firmware mode. For example, you might see UEFI USB Drive and BIOS USB drive. You might see separate commands for the same device.

From the setup utility, boot to the usb drive:.

Create a bootable USB using Garuda Downloader or (DD/Etcher/Ventoy/Rufus).UEFI is much preferred over BIOS whenever possible. If your firmware supports UEFI then configure your device to use UEFI only in its setup utility.Otherwise the Linux kernel may not be able to detect your drive. Make sure that your device's SATA controller is set to AHCI mode in your device's setup utility.Check your the manual of your device/motherboard for further info. It may not be possible to disable the latter explicity - try clearing the secure boot keys instead. Common keys used: Esc, Delete, F1, F2, F9, F10, F11, or F12. Boot the PC and press the manufacturer specific key to open your device's setup utility.