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I downloaded Visual Studio 2019 last night(love it!) and got the user kit this morning(6-6-19). I completed a simple OS, tested in VMWare, and tried to make an ISO file to boot it from USB on an old laptop. I found that the documentation for this references many things which(I guess) no longer exist.
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Right now many of us are consumed upgrading X# and some other places. Would you be willing to help update some docs?
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06-08-2019, 07:35 PM
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Well, I can try, but I have logged about six hours on Cosmos. If I can just get ahold of the technique to export an ISO file, I could try to update that.
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The ISO part definitely works. You can create it by using the normal non USB build.
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So, I would select “release” at the top of VS2019 instead of “debug”? I’ll try that, thanks!
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No, in fact usually the release configs don't work. Select Debug to be safe.
The ISO/USB etc options are in the project properties dialog.