Steps to make a bootable USB to install LinuxCNC.

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10 Jun 2026 00:20 #347004 by jeffmaxwell
I am trying to  install the Trixie/Debian/linux cnc  image that RodW recommends. Can't seem to find the right steps. I have the mesa cards, 
HP core I5 computer with 16 gigs of ram and 1 tb hard drive.  I have been using computers for a long time but I can't seem to make any progress
doing this install. Suggestions?  Any help will be much appreciated. I have had the Plug and Go kit for a few years and would like to get it working for the control of an engraving machine I am building.  Thanks Jeff

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10 Jun 2026 02:12 #347006 by tommylight

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10 Jun 2026 08:24 #347014 by rodw
Use the software Tommy linked to to burn the ISO to a USB stick.
check the BIOS is set up to allow booting from USB
Disable UEFI/Secure boot while you are there.
Plug the USB in and boot your PC which should load the installer from the USB

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13 Jun 2026 18:22 #347058 by jeffmaxwell
Replied by jeffmaxwell on topic Steps to make a bootable USB to install LinuxCNC.
Thanks. Looks like it's working now.

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