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How to deploy an OS to physical hardware - AwesomeCronk - 08-14-2019 I would be content creating an ISO file, so that I could burn it to a flash drive with Rufus or make a standalone VM. RE: How to deploy an OS to physical hardware - kudzu - 08-14-2019 Just change the option in the project properties to use ISO. There is even a USB option that will do it all for you. RE: How to deploy an OS to physical hardware - AwesomeCronk - 08-17-2019 Umm, so I tried a working version of my current project. I clicked Project>CosmosKernel2 Properties...>ISO. I then click the "Cosmos" play button. I see the standard build sequence through the output window, and then I get this. [attachment=142] RE: How to deploy an OS to physical hardware - kudzu - 08-18-2019 Just do a VMWare build. It makes an ISO and you can just "steal" it. RE: How to deploy an OS to physical hardware - AwesomeCronk - 08-18-2019 Yeah, I tried that. I could never find one. What directory would I find it under? RE: How to deploy an OS to physical hardware - Quajak - 08-20-2019 The iso should be under [Project]/bin/Debug/netcoreapp2.0/ RE: How to deploy an OS to physical hardware - AwesomeCronk - 08-23-2019 Hehe, I tried building a standalone VM in VMWare. I found that ISO, made the machine, and got the green message "Waiting for debugger connection...". Yay. So I got Rufus going, burned the ISO that you guys told me about, and I get this fantastic screen: [attachment=149] *new post* Well... I think It's safe to say that the method of directly burning the ISO to USB doesn't work either. [attachment=150] RE: How to deploy an OS to physical hardware - Quajak - 08-25-2019 You have to disable debugging in the properties menu to get rid of the Waiting for debugger connection. I dont have any experience with the ISO to USB method, so I cant help you with that |