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Chapter 01: Concept
Introduction
Chapter 02: Installation
Bootable Media
Parititon
Installer
Qemu
Gnome-Boxes
Chapter 03: Welcome
Initial Setup
Interface
Customization
Chapter 04: Package Management
Introduction
AppImages
PKGUPD
Flatpak
Chapter 05: Bolt Personal Assistant
Introduction
Configuration
Logics
API
Chapter 06: System Security and Firewall
Introduction
Firewall
Firejail
Chapter 07: System Images, Cache and Updates
Introduction
System Updates
Custom System Image
Cache Management
Chapter 06: Source Language
Introduction
Basic Syntax
Data Types
Data
Operators
Control-flow
Methods
Objects
Builtins
Error Handling
Input Output
File I/O
Modules
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Bootable Media

Bootable media

Bootable media is a CD, DVD, USB flash drive, or other removable media that enables you to run the agent without the help of an operating system.
Bootable media is required to configure rlxos into the hardware, So our first step is to prepare it. Method to prepare the bootable media depends on your current existing operating system. But before that we need the stable rlxos ISO (download-rlxos)

From GNU/Linux

or any Unix like system with dd tool

Its pretty simple in linux, just plug you usb and execute a command and wait for the success message.
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sudo dd bs=4M if=/path/to/rlxos.iso of=/dev/sdX status=progress oflag=sync
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replace /path/to/rlxos.iso with rlxos ISO path and /dev/sdX with your USB device node

From Windows

It is preferred to use rufus a simple opensource GUI tool to create bootable usb download from here​
rufus

Configuration

Boot Mode
Partition Scheme
Target System
Mode
Legacy
MBR
BIOS or UEFI
ISO
UEFI
GPT
UEFI
DD
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Bootable media
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