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When UNetbootin finishes extracting just click on Exit, we don't need to reboot. 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 Anaconda (the linux installer) installs from hard drive it looks for the ISO. We need to modify two files in the USB 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. So if you are going to install Elastix to the first hard drive (and the only one) that would be SDA. 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. If you have 2 hard drives, then the USB would be SDC.

Now that we understand the Linux hard drive naming, let's open the first file we need to modify: I recommend you to use Notepad++ to modify the files, sometimes windows notepad does not handle Linux files very good. You can get it here: Open the file syslinux.cfg with Notepad++, the file is in the root of the USB. Look for this line, in my file is line 9, but it may change: append initrd=/ubninit ks=cdrom:/ks_default.cfg ramdisk_size=8192 and change it to: append initrd=/ubninit ks=hd:sdb1:/ks_default.cfg ramdisk_size=8192 The original line instructs the Linux installer to look for the configuration file in the CDROM, we changed that to make it look for the file in a hard drive (SDB1), the 1 at the end is the partition, sdb1 is the second hard drive's first partition. If you have more than one hard drive you would have to modify the line.

How to create a bootable USB stick on Windows - Ubuntu. Most GNU distributions have coreutils already installed. To use dd, open a terminal and write (substitute the correct path). Sudo dd if=/path/to/the/downloaded/iso of=/path/to/the/USB/device. To check if the creation of the bootable USB stick was successful, use fdisk as root to check it. You should see an asterisk (*) like this.

As we only have one hard drive (sda) the usb is the second hard drive (sdb), if you have 2 hard drives then the USB would be the third hard drive (sdc). Drivers For Iatkos Mavericks here. That is all for the first file, save it and close it. Now let's look for the file ks_default.cfg in the USB root and open it with Notepad++ Look for this lines: #Use CDROM installation media cdrom and change it to: #Use CDROM installation media # cdrom we comment the cdrom line because we are not going to install from cdrom. Now append this line after the CDROM section ignoredisk --drives=sdb This line tells the Linux Installer to ignore the USB as a target for installation, we won't install to the USB we are going to install to the hard drive. Now look for this line, is right below: #System bootloader configuration bootloader --location=mbr and change it to: #System bootloader configuration bootloader --location=mbr --driveorder=sda,sdb This change is very important, it tells the Linux installer that the computer boots first from sda (the hard drive), so it installs the bootloader there. If you miss this change, the linux installer will install the bootloader in the USB, so you would only be able to boot Elastix if the USB is connected.

That's it for the second file, save it and close it. We are ready to start the installation.

Plug in the USB drive in the computer and turn it on. As we only have one unpartitioned hard drive, the PC should boot directly from the USB. If it doesn't, load the computer boot menu and select the USB to boot. You should see the screen below, just hit Enter to continue. Now, if you are using the same configuration as me (one unpartitioned hard drive), you should get only one choice here /dev/sdb1 (arrow 1) which is the USB, if your hard drive already have partitions or you have more than one hard drive you will probably get a list here. You should select the USB, usually it is the last one in the list.

If you copied the Elastix ISO to the USB root just leave the directory blank (arrow 2), if you copied it to a directory, specify it there and the click OK to continue. That was a straight forward instruction there. I got stucked at a point where I got an error message that reads thus: Missing ISO 9660 image The installer has tried to mount image#1, but cannot find it on the hard drive. Please copy this image to the drive and click Retry. Click Exit to abort the installation. Meanwhile, I have already copied the ISO file to the USB before commencing installation. Am so confused.

I Will be looking forward to hearing from you soonest. Thanks in advance.