Step 1. Choose a boot method

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

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

iPXE Server

iPXE Client

PXE HTTP Server

PXE HTTP Client

PXE NFS Server

PXE NFS Client

PXE NBD Server

PXE NBD Client