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).
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.
Download the Systemrescuecd ISO and burn it to a CD or USB.
Boot the computer from the CD/USB.
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.
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.
Turn off the machine.
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