Where can I download Linux to install (FSA)

Our software use FSA files to install a Linux. A FSA file contains a copy of a Linux that our software places on every computer.

You can create such FSA files by using FSArchiver.

We provide, for your commodity, a few Linux FSA files. They are out-of-the-box linux OS, meaning that we only set up an username: ereuse with password ereuse. Download our FSA files from here, inside the operative-systems-fsa folder.

Generate a FSA file

This is an advanced guide to generate a custom FSA file. Check before our already made FSA files (go to operative systems folder).

1. Install any Linux to a computer (physical or virtual) and use it and modify it as you wish. The FSA is going to be a backup of this system.

2. Download the Systemrescuecd ISO and burn it to a CD or USB.

3. Boot the computer from the CD/USB.

4. Plug a secondary USB with enough space to save the FSA file. This USB must be formatted in ext4 or another compatible format with Linux.

5. Mount the secondary USB.

6. Execute FSArchiver the following way: fsarchiver savefs -z 9 /path/to/usb/image-name.fsa /dev/sda1. This process takes a while, resulting in a FSA file in your USB.

7. Turn off the machine.