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Creating a bootable USB Key (Windows or Linux machine) for DCE
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InsertUSBkey (no larger than 4GB) into your system.
Extract the following file to a temporary directory: DCExpertUsbFlashRestore_Win_x.x.x_b.zip
Open a command prompt to the temporary directory and run mkDCExpertRestoreUsbKey.bat <iso image filename>. For example: mkDCExpertRestoreUsbKey.bat c:\tmp\restore.iso
Answer the prompts as appropriate.
Instructions for a Linux machine:
Insert a 2GB (or larger) USB key into your system.
Extract the following file to a temporary directory: DCExpertUsbFlashRestore_Linux_x.x.x_b.tar.gz
Open a command prompt to the temporary directory and run mkDCExpertRestoreUsbKey.sh <iso image filename>. For example: mkDCExpertRestoreUsbKey.sh /tmp/restore.iso
Answer the prompts as appropriate.
Third-party USB key scripts:
The scripts used to create USB keys use the following software:
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