Debian install from flash usb

Operating systems have a key role to ease the interaction of users with hardware; moreover, it also facilitates you to connect the software with respective hardware to make it operational. Every user has its own set of requirements when choosing the operating system; many individuals use the computing machine just for documentation or its supportive programs.

Therefore, they are not choosy about the operating systems; whereas professional users are OS oriented because every operating system has its own tools, advantages at advanced level. We have explained both the possibilities; hence, a Linux user as well as Windows user can follow these steps to get Debian 11 on their USB.

I will use Rufus in this section for the demonstration. You can download Rufus from the official website of Rufus. Go to the official website of Rufus and click on Rufus portable link as marked in the screenshot below. Now, insert an USB thumb drive on your computer and run Rufus. Take a look at this article to learn how to install and use Etcher on Linux. You can also use the dd command line tool to create a bootable USB thumb drive of Debian 10 on Linux.

Debian Live : Official Website. Warning : The contents on your Flash Drive will be wiped out. Backup everything you want to save before proceeding. By default, Debian Linux will hibernate your computer after 20 minutes. This means that your hard drive will power down and you will lose your Internet access. What you can do is disable this feature. It is found by clicking on the power icon at the top right corner of your screen.

When a window appears, click on the icon that looks like a wrench. Doing so will open up the Power UI. This should disable the hibernation.