A choice to create a bootable USB image would be nice, since despite the existence of some automation tools, this is a hurdle that puts off some people interested in exploring RAM-resident Linuxes.
simply extract files from .iso with 7zip or winrar and copy to USB and run small utility to make it bootable (in the subfolder /boot choose Installer-for-Windows.exe or Installer-for-Linux.com ) More info here http://www.porteus.org/tutorials/26-general-info-tutorials/1...
Agreed. I thought at first the ISO I downloaded WAS a USB image. And why the linux installer script ends in .com and not .sh is beyond me. But all that aside, this is a really interesting project!
