!NOW, MAKE A FOLDER USING DISKGENIUS NAMED EXACTLY "PhoenixOS" INSIDE YOUR >!EXT4 PARTITION, AND THEN CREATE FOLDER NAMED "data" INSIDE THE "PhoenixOS" >!FOLDER, !THEN FORMAT THAT DRIVE TO EXT4 USING DISKGENIUS !1) LEGACY USER = CREATE A NEW NTFS (NECESSARY) PARTITION ATLEAST 25 GB SIZE, >!INSTALL OFFICIAL PHOENIX OS ON THAT DRIVE, (THIS CREATES THE BOOT ENTRY), !HERE'S A TUTORIAL = (FROM 4:15,THIS PART >!ONLY NECESSARY) (LEGACY USERS NO NEED) !THEN COPY AND REPLACE THE INITRD AND KERNEL FILES IN EFI PARTITION USING >!EXT2FSD AND EXPLORER++
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!2) UEFI USER = INSTALL OFFICIAL PHOENIX OS, COPY THE FILES FROM SPOS ISO >!AND REPLACE THE OFFICIAL FILES !SYSTEM.IMG, INITRD.IMG, RAMDISK.IMG, KERNEL IN THE PHOENIXOS FOLDER !1) LEGACY USER = INSTALL OFFICIAL PHOENIX OS, COPY THE FILES FROM SPOS ISO >!AND REPLACE THE OFFICIAL FILES I wanted to try this one: and this one: īut I would need guidance, it's pretty hard, this is the install tuto found in the zip (I can't make it a spoiler tag): I gave it the "boot" flag, it has a minor improvement, because it found "Phoenix OS", but never boot on it. (And if the ISO is bootable, I wonder why they make an installer anyway, maybe they try to make thing simple, but get them more complicated).į/os/, from this tuto here, in French, I burned it with Unetbootin (with the zip file), as the tuto recommend. On XDA they say we can boot and use it as a live session, but reading the internet forum, I see I'm not the only one with the non bootable ISO issue. I think the answers to this question could be useful to the people who try to install Phoenix OS with Linux. So, I would need either a way to purge my grub of its error, or to find a way to make the Phoenix ISO bootable. My computer has a functional grub for now, but I get someone /cow errors that I can't fix when I try to upgrade grub or some commands. It seems too complicate to try the fix the grub errors from my live session. There's a guide someone wrote, for installing in multiboto with Linux OS, but I'm not able to complete the grub part. I didn't try with Wine, I doubt it works. I've found ISO, but they don't seem to be bootable.
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exe installer, installing it in dualboot or multiboot with Linux OS, is not as easy-peasy as with the other x86 based distros (Bliss OS, PrimeOS, etc.), they provide bootable ISO, so the only thing to do is to burn them on a USB stick, and isntall them from there.Īs Phoenix OS provides only an easy way to install the distro inside Windows, with the dedicated installer, I don't know how to burn an ISO for it.
I'm under a Linux Live session (Ubuntu with Multisystem).
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