JustBrowsing LiveCD

Step 2. Select your OS

Windows 2000, XP, Vista

Windows 7, 8

Linux (Gnome 2, 3)

Linux (KDE)

Download FreeISOBurner

Download FreeISOBurner
Open FreeISOBurner.exe

Burn ISO to disc

	Press Open Browse for justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso Select Optical Drive
	Insert blank CD±R, DVD±R, or DVD-RW Press Burn
	Reboot/Restart the computer

Boot from CD-ROM

	Some computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to access boot menu Common hotkeys are F8, F12, TAB, C, Right-Click
	Select CD-ROM to boot
OR
	All computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to enter BIOS setup Common hotkeys are ESC, F1, F2, F8, F10, F11, F12, DEL
	Change Boot order/priority to CD-ROM 1st (top of the list) using on-screen instructions Save and exit

Bootloader

	SYSLINUX boot menu Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
	Splash screen

Burn ISO to disc

	Windows 8 Note: click top left corner to access Desktop Open Downloads folder
	Right-click on justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso file Select Burn disc image
	Insert blank CD±R, DVD±R, or DVD-RW Press Burn
	Reboot/Restart the computer

Boot from CD-ROM

	Windows 8 Note: newer computers come with UEFI and "Secure Boot" may cause problems Some computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to access boot menu Common hotkeys are F8, F12, TAB, C, Right-Click
	Select CD-ROM to boot
OR
	All computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to enter BIOS setup Common hotkeys are ESC, F1, F2, F8, F10, F11, F12, DEL
	Change Boot order/priority to CD-ROM 1st (top of the list) using on-screen instructions Save and exit

Bootloader

	SYSLINUX boot menu Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
	Splash screen

Burn ISO to disc

	Open Downloads folder
	Right-click on justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso file Select Write to Disc...
	Insert blank CD±R, DVD±R, or DVD-RW Press Burn
	Reboot/Restart the computer

Boot from CD-ROM

	Some computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to access boot menu Common hotkeys are F8, F12, TAB, C, Right-Click
	Select CD-ROM to boot
OR
	All computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to enter BIOS setup Common hotkeys are ESC, F1, F2, F8, F10, F11, F12, DEL
	Change Boot order/priority to CD-ROM 1st (top of the list) using on-screen instructions Save and exit

Bootloader

	SYSLINUX boot menu Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
	Splash screen

Burn ISO to disc

	Open K3B program
	Select Burn Image Open justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso in Downloads folder
	Insert blank CD±R, DVD±R, or DVD-RW Press Start
	Reboot/Restart the computer

Boot from CD-ROM

	Some computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to access boot menu Common hotkeys are F8, F12, TAB, C, Right-Click
	Select CD-ROM to boot
OR
	All computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to enter BIOS setup Common hotkeys are ESC, F1, F2, F8, F10, F11, F12, DEL
	Change Boot order/priority to CD-ROM 1st (top of the list) using on-screen instructions Save and exit

Bootloader

	SYSLINUX boot menu Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
	Splash screen

Mac OSX CD burning instructions coming soon...

Boot from CD-ROM

Hold C or option during boot

Bootloader

	SYSLINUX boot menu Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
	Splash screen

Step 2. Select your OS

Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8

Linux (GUI)

Linux (CLI)

Download Win32 Disk Imager

Download Win32 Disk Imager
Right-click win32diskimager.zip, Extract All
Open extracted folder, double-click Win32DiskImager.exe

Clone ISO to USB drive

	Browse for justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso Select USB Device Press Write	WARNING: This will DELETE ALL CONTENTS of selected drive
	Reboot/Restart the computer

Boot from USB

	Some computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to access boot menu Common hotkeys are F8, F12, TAB, C, Right-Click
	Select USB to boot
OR
	All computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to enter BIOS setup Common hotkeys are ESC, F1, F2, F8, F10, F11, F12, DEL
	Change Boot order/priority to USB 1st (top of the list) using on-screen instructions Save and exit

Bootloader

	SYSLINUX boot menu Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
	Splash screen

Additional notes

This method utilizes a hybridized ISO
To restore the drive to full capacity, the first 512 bytes must be zeroed out

Clone ISO to USB drive

Download helper script

        
          git clone https://github.com/justbrowsing/justboot
cd justboot
./drivedetect --color

        
          DeviceDrive ModelVendorCapacityUSB
==================================
/dev/sdaHitachiHDS101931.51 GBno
/dev/sdbGenericUSB DISK 20X119.00 MByes
/dev/sdcCorsairVoyager15.12 GByes
/dev/sddToshibaDT888298.09 GBno
/dev/sdeKingstonUSB FlashDisk3.71 GByes

Select a USB drive at least 1 GB in capacity.

	Open UNetbootin Select DiskImage Browse for justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso Select Drive Press OK	WARNING: This will DELETE ALL CONTENTS of selected drive
	Reboot/Restart the computer

Boot from USB

	Some computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to access boot menu Common hotkeys are F8, F12, TAB, C, Right-Click
	Select USB to boot
OR
	All computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to enter BIOS setup Common hotkeys are ESC, F1, F2, F8, F10, F11, F12, DEL
	Change Boot order/priority to USB 1st (top of the list) using on-screen instructions Save and exit

Bootloader

	SYSLINUX boot menu Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
	Splash screen

Additional notes

This method utilizes a hybridized ISO
To restore the drive to full capacity, the first 512 bytes must be zeroed out

Clone ISO to USB drive

Download helper script

        
          git clone https://github.com/justbrowsing/justboot
cd justboot
./drivedetect --color

        
          DeviceDrive ModelVendorCapacityUSB
==================================
/dev/sdaHitachiHDS101931.51 GBno
/dev/sdbGenericUSB DISK 20X119.00 MByes
/dev/sdcCorsairVoyager15.12 GByes
/dev/sddToshibaDT888298.09 GBno
/dev/sdeKingstonUSB FlashDisk3.71 GByes

Select a USB drive at least 1 GB in capacity.

WARNING: This will DELETE ALL CONTENTS of selected drive

        
          cd ~/Downloads
sudo dd if=justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M
sync

Reboot/Restart the computer

Boot from USB

	Some computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to access boot menu Common hotkeys are F8, F12, TAB, C, Right-Click
	Select USB to boot
OR
	All computers: hold down key (varies) during boot to enter BIOS setup Common hotkeys are ESC, F1, F2, F8, F10, F11, F12, DEL
	Change Boot order/priority to USB 1st (top of the list) using on-screen instructions Save and exit

Bootloader

	SYSLINUX boot menu Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
	Splash screen

Additional notes

This method utilizes a hybridized ISO
To restore the drive to full capacity, the first 512 bytes must be zeroed out

Mac OSX USB instructions coming soon...

Choose Option

Install to a real Hard Drive

Download the ArchLinux .iso file

Burn to a CD/DVD/USB

Download the JustBrowsing .iso file

Copy justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso file to USB thumbdrive

Boot ArchLinux LiveCD/USB

Follow one of the following tutorials:

Youtube (video playlist)
Shelr.tv (text-based)
Showterm.io (text-based)

OR

Experimental install wizard (live or persist installer):

            
              wget http://goo.gl/7O0Ikz -O /usr/bin/jb-install
              
chmod +x /usr/bin/jb-install
              
jb-install

Existing GRUB2 HDD/USB install

(HDD or USB "Live" ISO install for Advanced users)

	Copy .iso file to /boot partition
	Add the following boot entry to /boot/grub/grub.cfg

Step 2. Select Detail

I-ODD Quick Start

	Plug in device in HDD mode Copy .iso to _ISO folder
	Safely remove device Reboot/Restart the computer
	Plug in device in ISO/ODD mode Select justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso from the list

I-ODD README

Download README

This readme covers the following Virtual Disk Enclosures:

I-ODD 2501
Zalman VE-200
Zalman VE-300

NOTES:

Special functionality only for first partition.
Partition must be NTFS (or FAT32 or exFAT with alternative firmware)
Images must be placed in the folder _ISO
A maximum of 30 images per directory.

SUPPORTED FILE-TYPES:

.iso -- CD/DVD/Blu-Ray optical disc image
.dsk -- Hard disk image
.ima -- Floppy disk image
.rmd -- Removable Disk image

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

Folders may be nested with a maximum of 30 files and folders per directory.
.img files in the Linux world are dd continguous hard disk images (rename to .dsk)
.img files in the Windows world are either .ISO or a similar format such as Nero (convert to standard ISO)
Hold jog wheel center button (dual mode) and plug usb into computer to unmount usb image.
Hold jog wheel up button and plug usb to enter ISO/ODD only mode
Hold jog wheel down button and plug usb to enter HDD only mode

Step 2. Select Emulator

QEMU Script

Run commands

        
          git clone https://github.com/justbrowsing/justbrowsing-remaster
          
cd justbrowsing-remaster
          
./qemu-iso ~/Downloads/justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso

Choose Boot JustBrowsing (VMware)
Select entry with ↑ ↓
Edit entry with TAB and set vmware=1366x768 to desired resolution
Press Enter to boot

Splash screen
(note: bootsplash not displayed with VMware driver)

Full QEMU command

Parameter breakdown

QEMU_AUDIO_DRV=alsa	environmental variable to enable audio
qemu-system-x86_64	QEMU executable
-enable-kvm	enable KVM
-m 2000	set RAM to 2GB
-machine type=pc,accel=kvm	force KVM
-cpu host	match emulated CPU to host system
-vga vmware	set GPU hardware to vmware driver
-soundhw ac97	set audio hardware to AC97
-cdrom justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso	set ISO to boot

Recommended: Use OVA Virtual Appliance

Download OVA file

OR

Convert ISO to OVA

          
            git clone https://github.com/justbrowsing/justbrowsing-remaster
            
cd justbrowsing-remaster
            
./iso2ova ~/Downloads/justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso

Open Downloads folder
Double-click OVA file

Note: may need to run modprobe vboxdrv
Press Import

Press Start
Choose Boot JustBrowsing (VMware)
Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter
(note: use QEMU or VMware for resolution greater than 1024x768)

Splash screen

Alternate: Create Virtual Machine

	Note: may need to run modprobe vboxdrv Open VirtualBox Press New
	Set name (Just Browsing), type (Linux), version (Arch Linux) Set RAM to allocate (not more than half host system's RAM) Select Do not add a virtual hard drive Press Continue on the warning
	Press Settings Select Storage Empty CD/DVD drive Browse for justbrowsing_YYYYMMDD.iso Check the Live CD/DVD box
	Press Start Choose Boot JustBrowsing (VMware) Select entry with ↑ ↓ and Enter (note: use QEMU or VMware for resolution greater than 1024x768)
	Splash screen

VMware install...

Step 2. Select PXE method

iPXE

HTTP

NFS

Step 1. Choose a boot method

Download FreeISOBurner

Burn ISO to disc

Boot from CD-ROM

OR

Bootloader

Burn ISO to disc

Boot from CD-ROM

OR

Bootloader

Burn ISO to disc

Boot from CD-ROM

OR

Bootloader

Burn ISO to disc

Boot from CD-ROM

OR

Bootloader

Boot from CD-ROM

Bootloader

Download Win32 Disk Imager

Clone ISO to USB drive

WARNING: This will DELETE ALL CONTENTS of selected drive

Boot from USB

OR

Bootloader

Additional notes

Clone ISO to USB drive

WARNING: This will DELETE ALL CONTENTS of selected drive

Boot from USB

OR

Bootloader

Additional notes

Clone ISO to USB drive

WARNING: This will DELETE ALL CONTENTS of selected drive

Boot from USB

OR

Bootloader

Additional notes

Install to a real Hard Drive

OR

Existing GRUB2 HDD/USB install

(HDD or USB "Live" ISO install for Advanced users)

I-ODD Quick Start

I-ODD README

This readme covers the following Virtual Disk Enclosures:

NOTES:

SUPPORTED FILE-TYPES:

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

QEMU Script

Full QEMU command

Parameter breakdown

Recommended: Use OVA Virtual Appliance

OR

Alternate: Create Virtual Machine

iPXE Server

iPXE Client

PXE HTTP Server

PXE HTTP Client

PXE NFS Server

PXE NFS Client

PXE NBD Server

PXE NBD Client