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@ -56,11 +56,11 @@ sudo dd if=PrawnOs-*-c201-libre-2GB.img of=/dev/$USB_DEVICE bs=50M; sync
There are two ways to use PrawnOS.
The first option is to boot from the external usb or sd device you wrote the image to.
[create an anchor](### insall-To-USB-drive-or-SD-card)
[click here](###install-To-usb-drive-or-sd-card)
* Booting from an external device allows you to try PrawnOS without removing ChromeOS or whatever linux you are running on your internal storage (emmc), but it is a much slower experience as the c201 only has usb 2.0.
The second and, recommended, option is to install it on your internal storage (emmc)
[create an anchor](### install-to-internal-drive-(emmc))
[click here](###install-to-internal-drive-(emmc))
* This is faster, and frees up a usb port.
### Install To USB drive or SD card
@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ cd /InstallResources/
./InstallToUSB
```
congratulations: you are done! But you probably already knew that. Welcome to PrawnOS. You should probably change the root password and make a user, but I'm not your boss or anything so I'll leave that to you.
If you want a hint on how to connect to wifi, check out [create an anchor](####connecting-to-wifi-in-a-basic-enviroment)
If you want a hint on how to connect to wifi, check out [this down below](####connecting-to-wifi-in-a-basic-enviroment)
#### For everyone else, two scripts need to be ran.