Install Procedure for New Base Build using Unicorn-6.0: ******************************************************* The intended target is an 8GB or larger USB2 or USB3 stick. Using Windows: (This is the recommended method when available) ************************************************************** 7-Zip should be used to decompress the image. It will decompress to 3.74GB so please ensure that you have at least that much free space available on an NTFS volume. The Portable Apps version of 7-Zip may be used. Use win32diskimager to place the image on the stick. A detailed win32diskimager guide plus a download link is to be found here: Using Linux: (Approx 15 minutes) ******************************** Commence by returning the stick to its virgin state before targeting it with the image. In Linux use Gparted to do that: 1. Click on “device” then select “Create Partition Table” 2. Create a single fat32 partition spanning the whole stick accepting all other defaults. (Do not set any flags or change anything else) The commands for the "New Base Build using Unicorn-6.0" are: (substitute actual target device letter for X) # xz --decompress --stdout ucf2fs.img.xz > /dev/sdX # sync (Only issue the sync command when the 1st command has finished. If the stick was seen as sdb1 you should just target sdb NOT sdb1. Make sure the stick is not mounted before you issue the above commands) N/B (Regardless of method used.) ******************************** If you first attempt to boot the stick on the same pc or laptop that you used to create it, make sure that before doing so, you shut down the device and remove all mains power from it for a couple of minutes. This will ensure that your BIOS refreshes its view of the stick and sees it as bootable. When you boot-up, access your BIOS to place the stick at the top of your boot order. It may appear as a bootable ZIP or USB hard disc depending on your particular BIOS.