You wouldn't need all 3 DVDs just to setup Debian. Downloading the netinst ISO would be enough just to get Debian running and installing additional software using apt-get afterwards. If you want to have a desktop environment, choose to download the KDE, LXDE or XFCE ISO. Then either burn that to a CD or write the image to a USB stick. Eu3c Filmscan 35 I Software on this page. Boot the installer and let it install Debian onto (another) USB stick. When booting your computer, choose to boot from USB and you should be fine. You can take that USB stick and go to every other computer and boot off it, as long as the architecture is compatible.

I've got a shining new x64 laptop running Windows 7 and I want to dual boot Debian stable. Mastering The As 400 Pdf Free. I've installed Ubuntu on loads of laptops in the past using a USB drive. How to install Debian onto a flashdrive. Or you can create a the whole system in your USB. The way I did that was installing Debian on a machine. Live install images. A live install image contains a Debian system that can boot without modifying any files on the hard drive and also allows installation of Debian.

I just want to add to Dimblefeck's answer that Pen Drive Linux with Debian (among others) supports Persistent Storage, which means you can save settings and files to the Live USB stick without loosing them between sessions. Another option is LiLi(LinuxLive) which has the same support but also allows you to boot the OS from Portable Virtual Box. Essential Readings In World Politics 4th Edition Notes On Guitar. There is an issue with using Persistent Storage from inside a virtual session, so consider it a tool for the occasions when you don't need to save any changes.