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12 <h1>SliTaz - System doc</h1>
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15 <!-- Languages -->
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30 <div id="content">
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31
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32 <h2>Documentation</h2>
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33
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34 <!--<p>
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35 The Cooking version doesn't provide any Release Notes, major changes are
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36 announced on the web site and the <a href="http://scn.slitaz.org/">Blog</a>
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37 provides fresh news about the project's activity. Like the stable version,
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38 you can find <a href="http://doc.slitaz.org/">documentation</a> on the
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39 wiki site and support on the community
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40 <a href="http://forum.slitaz.org/">forum</a>.
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41 </p>-->
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43 <p>
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44 The SliTaz GNU/Linux stable release is published with the project tools,
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45 manuals and <a href="relnotes.en.html">Release Notes</a> installed on
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46 the system. Manuals and this page are accessible through the standard menu.
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47 Please check the <a href="http://www.slitaz.org/en/">project page</a> for
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48 general information about SliTaz.
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49 Support can be found on the SliTaz mailing list or the community
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50 <a href="http://forum.slitaz.org/">Forum</a>.
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51 </p>
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52
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53 <ul>
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54 <li><a href="#start">Getting started guide</a></li>
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55 <li><a href="relnotes.en.html">Release Notes for 5.0</a></li>
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56 <li><a href="http://doc.slitaz.org/en:start">Online Documentation</a></li>
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57 </ul>
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58
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59
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60 <h2 id="start">Getting started</h2>
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62
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63 <h3 id="tazpanel">SliTaz Panel</h3>
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64 <p>
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65 From spring 2011 the new way (and tool) to configure the system is TazPanel.
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66 It is a CGI/web interface with a themable user interface from where you
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67 can control your entire system, this includes package management, adding or
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68 removing users, creating Live systems and much more. Each page provides
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69 a small description to help you manage your SliTaz system. To access the
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70 panel you can use the menu entry in “System Tools” or this URL:
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71 </p>
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72 <p>
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73 <a href="http://tazpanel:82">http://tazpanel:82</a>
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74 </p>
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75 <p>
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76 While some actions in the panel are available to the user, others require
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77 administrator rights. On the right side of the TazPanel menu you can find
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78 an icon, prompting the current operating mode:
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79 </p>
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80 <ul>
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81 <li><span style="color:#859900"></span> for user mode;</li>
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82 <li><span style="color:#cb4b16"></span> for administration mode.</li>
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83 </ul>
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84 <p>
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85 Please point the mouse cursor over the icon to show more information; then click the icon
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86 to log into TazPanel as a different user or as root administrator.
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87 </p>
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89
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90
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91 <h3 id="network">Network connections</h3>
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92
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93 <p>
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94 Open Tazpanel and click the “Network” →
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95 “<a href="http://tazpanel:82/network.cgi">Summary</a>” menu entry.
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96 This shows a basic overview of your networking interfaces and their states.
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97 </p>
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98 <p>
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99 To configure your Ethernet device, click the “Network” →
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100 “<a href="http://tazpanel:82/network.cgi?eth">Ethernet</a>”.
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101 From here you can configure (with administrator privileges) your device
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102 to use DHCP or a static address.
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103 </p>
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104 <p>
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105 To configure Wireless devices, click the “Network” →
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106 “<a href="http://tazpanel:82/network.cgi?wifi">Wireless</a>”.
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107 Here you can select a network to connect to (with administrator privileges).
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108 When you click on the desired network, the Connection box underneath will be
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109 appropriately filled in.
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110 Next, enter your passphrase or leave the field blank for none.
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111 Finally, click the Configure button to apply settings.
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112 </p>
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113 <p>
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114 More detailed information can be found in the Handbook:
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115 <a href="http://doc.slitaz.org/en:handbook:networkconf">Network configuration</a>.
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116 </p>
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117
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118
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119 <h3 id="apps">Applications</h3>
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120
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121 <p>
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122 To have a list of all graphical applications, you can use the SliTaz menu button
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123 at the top left of the screen. To have a list of command line tools, you
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124 can open a terminal and double press on the tabulation button.
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125 </p>
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126 <p>
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127 Tazpanel provides
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128 a nice GUI for package management through the
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129 <a href="http://tazpanel:82/pkgs.cgi">Packages</a> tab. To retrieve a list of all
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130 installed packages, open Tazpanel and navigate to the
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131 <a href="http://tazpanel:82/pkgs.cgi?list">My Packages</a> page.
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132 </p>
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133 <p>
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134 To install new
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135 packages, you must have a network connection, the DVD of packages or a USB storage
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136 device containing any downloaded packages. Naturally any package management
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137 can also be done from the command line using <code>tazpkg</code>.
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138 </p>
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139 <p>
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140 Another option to query the packages database online is to use
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141 <a href="http://pkgs.slitaz.org/">pkgs.slitaz.org</a> in a graphical web browser
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142 on any of your devices. You can see screenshots of applications and even install
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143 or remove a package if the site is opened in SliTaz.
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144 </p>
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145
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146
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147 <h3 id="office">Office suite</h3>
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148
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149 <p>
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150 The SliTaz packages database provides a variety of lightweight office applications.
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151 All of these packages are easily installable in a few clicks through the packages
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152 manager in Tazpanel. SliTaz also provides a simple way to install the powerful
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153 LibreOffice suite: just search for “LibreOffice” in the packages manager, click
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154 on “get-LibreOffice”, and click Install (to install and remove packages you
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155 need administrator privileges).
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156 </p>
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157 <p>
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158 To have a lightweight office suite: just use
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159 <a href="http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?info=abiword">Abiword</a>
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160 as the Word processor,
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161 <a href="http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?info=gnumeric">Gnumeric</a>
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162 as a spreadsheet and
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163 <a href="http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?info=homebank">Homebank</a>
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164 for Bank Accounting.
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165 </p>
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168 <h3 id="multimedia">Multimedia</h3>
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169
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170 <p>
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171 Most SliTaz flavors include a wide range of sound card drivers, a volume
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172 mixer and a light audio player to easily listen to any MP3 or OGG files. The Sound
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173 card is autodetected at boot time and audio support works out-of-the-box
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174 on many systems. If you manually add a new user and can't listen to audio, please
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175 check that the user belongs to the <code>audio</code> group. For any other trouble, please
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176 check the full documentation and/or use the <a href="http://forum.slitaz.org/">forum</a>.
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177 </p>
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178 <p>
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179 Videos using common HTML5 codecs such as WEBM or MPEG4 can be watched out-of-the-box.
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180 Other videos can be watched by installing one single package or using a dedicated
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181 LiveCD or LiveUSB system. The SliTaz team have packaged some of the best video players
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182 available under GNU/Linux:
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183 <a href="http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?info=mplayer">MPlayer</a>,
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184 <a href="http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?info=xine-ui">Xine-UI</a> and
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185 <a href="http://127.0.0.1:82/user/pkgs.cgi?info=vlc">VLC</a>.
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186 </p>
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189 <h3 id="root">Becoming Root</h3>
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190
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191 <p>
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192 By default, SliTaz doesn't have its desktop running as root administrator:
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193 it asks for a root password (default <code>root</code>) for any superuser work.
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194 Therefore, it is safer and more secure.
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195 </p>
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196 <p>
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197 To become root in an xterm, simply type <code>su</code> and enter the root password.
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198 To run a graphical application as root, use <code>subox</code>.
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199 For example, to run leafpad as root you would run <code>subox leafpad</code>.
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200 </p>
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201
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203 <h3 id="install">Installation</h3>
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204
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205 <p>
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206 SliTaz can be installed to a hard disk or on an USB mass storage device using the
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207 <a href="http://tazpanel:82/installer.cgi">SliTaz Installer</a> in Tazpanel.
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208 The installer makes a full HD install.
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209 SliTaz won't function in memory (RAM) anymore like in Live or Frugal mode and
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210 everything is persistent.
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211 </p>
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212 <p>
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213 To generate a LiveUSB system, you can use the “Tazusb LiveUSB Tool” from
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214 the “System Tools” menu or <code>tazusb</code> from the command line. More
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215 information can be found in the SliTaz Handbook:
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216 <a href="http://doc.slitaz.org/en:handbook:liveusb">LiveUSB media</a>.
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222 <footer>
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223 Copyright © <span class="year"></span>
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224 <a href="http://www.slitaz.org/">SliTaz GNU/Linux</a>
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