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Introduction

ISO images are available in "Rolling" releases.

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

Any ISO you choose can be tested in LIVE modus. You can then test all thoses ISOs without installing NuTyX on your hard disk.

They are 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.

Locales will be installed at the first upgrade process. Onces the ISO installed, make an upgrade of your system to get the locales installed.

Typical installation of NuTyX on a single partition from scratch on your PC is located here.

You can also find a lot of various ISOS on linuxtracker website.

For the new user coming to NuTyX

Installation in BIOS or EFI modus is possible.

Once the installation is done, you can directly connect with your new user account created at post-configuration time.

Available ISO list for a new user who wants to discover NuTyX:

ISO	Description	Size
BASE sysV	The ISO contains a base system withount any graphical interface. Init system: SysV kernel: Last LTS kernel (6.12). SHA1 64bits: f2e4e4f6c00e2dda952e7b51b58b8d7b9a00fce4	Approx. 974 MO
BASE systemd	The ISO contains a NuTyX customised Openbox desktop. Init system: systemd kernel: Last LTS kernel (6.12). SHA1 64bits: 56338eda8171be41cbc21d8ed41876256f575c7a	Approx. 976 MO
OPENBOX sysV	The ISO contains a NuTyX customised Openbox desktop. Init system: SysV kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: f6ee698feaf0a50b9ed8c8b4aa70636c1ee86ec2	Approx. 1.7 GO
OPENBOX systemd	The ISO contains a NuTyX customised Openbox desktop. Init system: systemd kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: ff04294ab6b8f7e42dd2d4d3ffc102654fc990b0	Approx. 1.7 GO
XFCE sysV	The ISO contains a XFCE4 desktop. Init system: SysV kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: 9eea0b3de0b027d181678d6108db243d6f07e475	Approx. 1.7 GO
XFCE systemd	The ISO contains a XFCE4 desktop. Init system: systemd kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: c7d731905b29bcdd7722b48d13b39ec3dcf55029	Approx. 1.7 GO
ENLIGHTENMENT sysV	The ISO contains an ENLIGHTENMENT desktop. Init system: SysV kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: 80790f2e2f73f768a2d2ef1926b72a8e26964c6f s	Approx. 2.1 GO
ENLIGHTENMENT systemd	The ISO contains an ENLIGHTENMENT desktop. Init system: systemd kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: 895511e95a9f9a9e724acaab3852ed36ca06570e	Approx. 2.1 GO
MATE sysV	The ISO contains a MATE desktop. Init system: SysV kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: 09e656e40f85fd1b9f222eb8dd09817571225181 s	Approx. 1.9 GO
MATE systemd	The ISO contains a MATE desktop. Init system: systemd kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: 20baf1d1aa4cf3e6d2a20a58cb0658ab1ca0a6b9	Approx. 1.9 GO
GNOME sysV	The ISO contains a GNOME desktop. Init system: SysV kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bit: a41b28538d7a87ef2255fa901e5ea58ee89eda3c	Approx. 2.0 GO
GNOME systemd	The ISO contains a GNOME desktop. Init system: systemd kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bit: a6ccfebc71f4bc243bf380931bf2e56c3748a164	Approx. 2.0 GO
KDE sysV	The ISO contains a KDE6 desktop. Init system: SysV kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: 71a297f36c262efa81ce2e4a53d2c6da10fe3a97	Approx. 2.4 GO
KDE systemd	The ISO contains a KDE6 desktop. Init system: systemd kernel: LTS kernel (6.6). SHA1 64bits: 7b787c8442a817e57dd31fbedf5e1bce6eb3f2a5	Approx. 2.4 GO

For the experienced NuTyX user

Its signature can be verified by downloading the http://www.nutyx.org/install-nutyx.md5sum file.

The script can be started from an already installed NuTyX or from another distribution.

This script is widely used in many tutorials of NuTyX:

Script	Information
install-nutyx	All details informations about the script are now found here.

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-stable root=/dev/sda1 ro quiet
}

Create a bootable USB-Stick

Insert your USB-Stick and check the disk. Run:

lsblk -S

NAME HCTL       TYPE VENDOR   MODEL           REV  SERIAL           TRAN
sda  0:0:0:0    disk ...
sdb  2:0:0:0    disk ...
sdc  8:0:0:0    disk TDKMedia Trans-It_Drive  PMAP 07991E033A9CAF0E usb

Create a bootable USB-Stick specifying the correct filename and disk (replace sdX with your USB disk)

The following command will delete all data that is on the USB key.

dd if=/path/to/the/iso/NuTyX_x86_64-25.03.1-OPENBOX.iso of=/dev/sdX status=progress
sync

Uses Rufus or Ventoy tools.