Getting an operating system installed on an APU can be a bit tricker than you expect sometimes.
Follow along with this step-by-step tutorial and create a bootable USB stick using Voyage Linux, so you can easily install the O/S of your choice onto your APU.
This tutorial shows you how to back up your fit-PC2 workstation (or any USB-bootable computer) so you can quickly and easily restore your computer to its original state in the event of a hard drive failure, or infection by a trojan or virus.
It involves creating a new Linux partition on your existing hard drive, and works for both Windows and Linux workstations. All you need is a USB thumb drive and some free software.
Here at Yawarra, we have a pretty normal set up – workstations on each person’s desk and file servers with our important business data.
But a workstation still requires many hours and resources to build, and each workstation quickly morphs into a unique set of programs, configurations and preferences.
So we devised a quick and easy to way to backup each workstation using only a USB thumb drive and some creative partitioning.
