If you look at the downloadable images, some end in .iso and some in .img - the .img ones are for the USB stick. You can ungzip it and dd it directly onto a USB stick and boot from that. Since the install image is an actual live system, you'll be able to find out pretty directly how well your hardware is supported.
On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 7:34 PM, bill <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > New member here. I'm a Linux user with limited command line experience but > very much want to try dfly bsd. I don't see my laptop mentioned in the > reports on your web page. Are there known issues with running this os on the > dell latitude 5420? > > Also, can I put the ISO onto USB with the usual dd Linux command? > > Many thanks! > > peace, > > -bill
