Now that we understand the Linux hard drive naming, let's open the first file we need to modify: If you have 2 hard drives, then the USB would be SDC. For Linux the USB will be another hard drive so it will identify it as SDB if there are no other hard drives in the PC. So if you are going to install Elastix to the first hard drive (and the only one) that would be SDA. Here we need to understand how Linux identifies the different drives we have in the computer, usually the first hard drive is SDA, the second is SDB and so on. When Anaconda (the linux installer) installs from hard drive it looks for the ISO.Ħ. Now let's copy the Elastix ISO to the USB, even though UNetbootin extracted the ISO in the USB we also need the ISO in the USB. When UNetbootin finishes extracting just click on Exit, we don't need to reboot.ĥ.
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