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Installation

Make sure you have enough space on your hard disk. 8 GiB to 15 GiB should be enough.

Download the latest version of NuTyX

The current stable release of NuTyX is named 24.02.

They are available in 64 bits only.

The available ISO image can be used to install a base system without the need of the internet.

They are available in 2 sizes

  • The base system only with a size of + 785 Mb approx.
It is also used to carry out a minimum of configuration of your machine before the actual installation of NuTyX.

If you have enough RAM memory, a message will inform you that you can remove the USB key after choosing your mother language. This means you can insert a USB keyboard, for example.

All available ISO images can be downloaded at: http://downloads.nutyx.org

You will find all kinds of ISO images at: http://isos.nutyx.org

Create a bootable USB key

If you are currently running GNU/linux on your machine:

[Important]As root

With the help of fdisk, find out where your USB key is located:

fdisk -l

Then by using the command dd, create a bootable key:

dd if=NuTyX_x86_64-BASE-24.02.0.iso of=/dev/sdX status=progress

The sdX value is the one that you have previously found using fdisk.

If you are using Windows, it is easier to burn the ISO image onto a CD.

Typical installation of NuTyX on a single partition

How to install NuTyX from scratch on your PC.

Installing a bootloader

How to install and configure the bootloader for your PC

With grub version 2.XX, the following entry can be added to your grub.cfg:

menuentry "NuTyX sur /dev/sda1" {
   set root=(hd0,1)
   linux /boot/kernel root=/dev/sda1 ro quiet
}