![]() So my first step was to extract the drives and put them in a "fake ISO" file. I had several Linux updates that required a reboot anyway, after a couple of weeks.) ![]() I had to reboot by connecting to my server from another computer. I tried that and majored (again) in getting my X-Windows locked up. from the interface, it is clearly marked that it is possible to give a VM direct access to a USB port. I can't just boot the USB, though, since I want to install the OS on a VM. ![]() The drive I've got is a 16Gb which is enough to fit the newer version (as of Dec 2019), Catalina which requires about 8Gb and the previous version, Majove, which is about 6.5Gb. You can get a copy ready to install on a USB thunk drive. I just got my copy of Catalina and Majove. ![]()
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