
Under the Settings, Custom ISO section of your server instance, click the Remove ISO option.Use the dd command to write the raw disk image to the Vultr virtual disk.Use the unzip command to extract the raw disk image.Use the wget command to retrieve the URL link you pasted in your text editor by typing it inside of the *View Console” window.On the Vultr server instance page, click on View Console for your running SystemRescueCD instance.Open a text editor and paste the URL for safe keeping.The raw disk image URL will be saved to your operating system’s clipboard. Select “Copy Link Location” on the menu.Right click on the floppy disk image in the “ Raw disk image” row and the “ x.xx.x (Current)” column.Scroll down to the “ Cloud Hoster Router” section.Open your browser to the MikroTik RouterOS download page.
Step 2: Download and install the MikroTik RouterOS raw disk image
When you are ready to deploy your server, proceed as you would normally, except choose the Upload ISO option when deploying, and click on “ systemrescuecd-x86-x.x.x.iso” under My ISOs. Click the Upload button and the ISO will be installed in your personal library. Copy and paste a link to the SystemRescueCD ISO inside the “Remote URL” text field. Navigate to the Vultr’s Upload ISO page. Step 1: Upload, deploy and run the SystemRescueCD live ISO
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