How to make bootable Pendrive (USB) to install Windows, Linux, VMware from an ISO
Below I am going to show how to make bootable perdrive with ISO. To Install Windows You can use the link to download ISO to USB software
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HP iLO4 command line interface (CLI) guide and cheatsheet with examples
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How to configure NTP client to sync with NTP server during system startup (boot) in (RHEL 7 / CentOS 7) Linux
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How to customize and change color of the bash login prompt in Linux
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10 examples to customize or change the login prompt using PS1 variable of bash shell in Linux
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