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| − | * 0.1 - Learn and understand what needs to be done, how the project should be implemented. Learn python as well as read through the source code of Fedora Live-USB installer. | + | * 0.1 - Learn and understand what needs to be done, how the project should be implemented. Learn python as well as read through the source code of Fedora Live-USB installer. I plan on also reading through the sources of the UNETbootin opensource project to see how they create a bootable usb from a ISO |
* 0.2 - Create a working windows shell/linux script that will write a ISO on to a bootable SD card. | * 0.2 - Create a working windows shell/linux script that will write a ISO on to a bootable SD card. | ||
* 0.3 - Finalizing, and debugging the project. | * 0.3 - Finalizing, and debugging the project. | ||
Revision as of 01:25, 9 February 2012
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Project Name
Project Description
Trying to build something similar to Fedora's USB installer, but instead this time we are creating a SD card installation tool, with GUI for both LINUX and Windows. Basically trying to create a user friendly GUI environment that allows the user to install a bootable ISO to their SD card.
Project Leader(s)
Chi Hsun Lai
Project Contributor(s)
Project Details
Project Plan
Tracking mechanism (bugzilla, trac, github, ...):
Key contacts:
Jon Chiappetta (fossjon in #seneca).
Goals for each release and plans for reaching those goals:
- 0.1 - Learn and understand what needs to be done, how the project should be implemented. Learn python as well as read through the source code of Fedora Live-USB installer. I plan on also reading through the sources of the UNETbootin opensource project to see how they create a bootable usb from a ISO
- 0.2 - Create a working windows shell/linux script that will write a ISO on to a bootable SD card.
- 0.3 - Finalizing, and debugging the project.
