Hi!
I’m trying to create a USB key of Doudou Linux 2.1.
Unfortunately the liveusb-write tool depends on the hal package. The hal package is no longer part of Ubuntu, so I can’t install the liveusb-write deb file, and downloading the python script and running it directly also fails.
Is there a solution to this that does not involve regressing to an older version of Ubuntu?
For real beginners, like myself, I’ve posted this
http://forum.linuxconfig.org/t/installing-doudou-on-usb-to-run-computers-with-or-without-hardrives/1207
You could just download DDlinux- burn to CD as ISO - then run live and use the LiveUSB within DDLinux itself to make the live usb.
Line 6: open Live USB Write …Whole DouDouLinux/Tune/System…
Or use UNetbootin as detailed in the post for the initial start.