What you need:
- The last version of CAINE Live CD
- A USB stick (at least 1GB)
- Approximatively 3 hours of time
Start CAINE from cd-rom, select the graphics mode, insert the usb stick, then start a shell and run the command liveusb.
Through the screen that appears, choose any option you want and at the end press the button "Start" to start the installation on the USB.
After the installation, DO NOT re-boot the system, but disconnect and re-connect the usb stick, open a shell and mount in read/write mode the first partition of the key. Then open the file /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg with gedit and replace the existing content with this:
DEFAULT /casper/vmlinuz
APPEND noprompt persistent BOOT_IMAGE=/casper/vmlinuz file=/cdrom/preseed/custom.seed boot=casper initrd=/casper/initrd.gz -- debian-installer/language=it console-setup/layoutcode=it
Now you can save it, then remove the key from the shell and reboot the system. Your usb stick is a now a CAINE liveUSB!
Update! Adobe Flash Player integration
The integration of plug-in flash in the live USB does not work because the software is not updated, and it is configured to install the Flash Player 9, but now there is version 10 and the previous version is no longer available. To resolve this problem you must:
1. install the usb live normally by checking the option to install flash (you got error, but press OK)
2. complete the configuration as written in the previous guide, changing /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg
3. download the latest Flash player, and specifically the .tar.gz file
4. unzip it and copy the libflashplayer.so file in the directory:
/mounting-directory/casper/flash.dir/usr/lib/xulrunner-addons/plugins/
Giordano Lanzi
Official CAINE Tester
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NBCAINE Guide
What you need:
- Download the nbcaine.dd.gz (here)
- A USB stick (at least 1GB)
What you get:
- CAINE 1.0 live on your USB
- WinTaylor 1.0
Installation:
1. Download nbcaine.dd.gz
2. Extract the dd image from the archive
3. Execute the command: dd if=nbcaine.dd of=/dev/sdX
Where /dev/sdX is the path of your USB stick (e.g.: /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, ...)
4. Done! Now your pen drive is a NBCAINE Live USB!
Nanni Bassetti
NBCAINE Project Maintainer
