Now that we have Wifislax running, it’s time to get down to work. Next, we will see options related to the desktop that will be loaded in Linux ( KDE, XFCE …), which are pertinently explained on the screen. We choose the one that we like and ready (or we try successively until we find one that does not give us problems when starting ).

Wifislax starts for the first timeĪfter restarting the computer from the USB device or the CD that we have created, we can boot with a normal kernel(recommended if we have less than 4 Gbytes of RAM) or PAE (if we have more than 4).

Remember that to start your computer from a CD or USB media, you must first configure the BIOS to start earlier from these sources than from the hard drive. If you prefer to generate a LiveUSB, you must first format the USB key in question with FAT 32 format. Unzip the ISO image that we have downloaded (for example, with WinRar) and copy the obtained folders into the external memory. All that remains is to enter the ” Boot ” folder inside the USB key and execute the ” bootinst.bat ” file so that the LiveUSB (from Windows) is generated. To create a LiveCD, use the recording utility of your choice and burn a disc from the ISO image (normally selecting the ” Record image ” option ). Once we have downloaded the program, we will mount the ISO image file on a LiveCD or LiveUSB, and with the medium, we obtain we can start Wifislax directly or install it permanently if we prefer it. By opting for the Live version, our system will not be modified at all, and when you finish using Wifislax, the changes we make will not be saved, either. As Wifislax is a Linux distribution (based on the Slackware project ) it can be used in different ways: either installed on the hard drive as an operating system or (more practical) run from a CD ( LiveCD ) or a flash memory ( LiveUSB ).

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