Laptop: Dell New XPS (model 9360) 13.3” - i7-7500U - QHD+ (3200 x 1800) Touchscreen - 16GB RAM - 500GB SSD with Windows 10 pre-installed.ĭistribution: Linux Mint 18.1 Cinnamon 64bitĪfter installing Mint and updating the BIOS (see below), virtually everything worked without any particular tweak: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, sound, touchscreen, special keys, backlit keyboard, sleep mode. It's not intended as general advice on how to do it.Īny of the steps below can potentially brick your machine, destroy the data on it and void any manufacturer/seller warranty. "Remove your thumb drive after the Hard Drive Nuker has loaded, but before it has started wiping drives.This is just a brief and sketchy description of what I did to install Linux Mint on my laptop. To prevent the autonuke feature from wiping the thumb drive, Pendrive Linux subscriber Lee Sonko suggests the following: Notes: At least with older versions, the autonuke feature may also Nuke the Flash Drive and as usual, any other drive it detects. If all went well, you should now be booting DBAN from your USB flash drive.
Installing (Dariks Boot and Nuke) DBAN on USB Flash Drive using YUMI from within Windows.
YUMI (does the conversion) How to Install DBAN on USB Flash Drive.Here is a screenshot of (Darik's Boot and Nuke) running from a Bootable USB.
By following along, anyone should be able to install, boot and run it from a USB device. It works by completely deleting all contents of the disk. Created by Darik Horn, it can be used to securely wipe an entire hard drive or an attached external disk (IDE or SCSI). Darik's Boot and Nuke is a simple bootable data destruction tool. How to create a DBAN bootable USB from Windows using the YUMI Multiboot tool. Easily Install DBAN on USB flash drive using Windows.
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