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How to: Create a bootable ArchBang USB

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http://www.linuxandlife.com – To install ArchBang, you can burn the iso file into a CD then use it to do the job. However, using the CD may at times be a little slow and  the CD can be scratched thus unusable over time. You can speed up the booting process and make it easier for storage by installing ArchBang on a bootable USB flash drive instead. There are many way to create a bootable ArchBang USB but the easiest way is to use Unetbootin, a tool with a well- explained grapic interface. Unetbootin is available in both Linux, Windows and Mac OSX platforms. To get the Unetbootin version to use in Windows, you can down (Distributions)

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