Looking for The right ROME Slim ISO

Hello,
My actual machine specs are globally:

It’s not a war machine, enough for coding, but that’s not the point.

Saw a post of somebody struggling to find the right ISO to download and I can confirm, it’s a real pain to get a straight “Call to action” pointing to the main versions.

So, who knows where can I find the ROME Slim version compatible with my machine? And when we are at it ^^, how small can the USB stick be if all I need is being able to boot from it and test some things in the console …would 12Go be enough.

Thaaaank you :slight_smile:

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https://abf.openmandriva.org/platforms/rolling/products/175/product_build_lists/3581

8gb works just fine for a bootable flash drive.

Great :partying_face:

…downloading. Thx.

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Most likely useful to check:
Most recent ROME (rolling) ISO

@All
Please suggest the above link to newcomers when needed :wink:

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@bunion
welcome1

It is the latest regular ROME plasma6.x11 x86_64 build
January 18, 2025 18:06

I start a new one right now though.

Yep that happens sometimes, while abf is sync-ing with the mirrors, or it’s a bit overloaded by many updates building at that same time, or this kind of events.
Usually under the regular conditions ISOs download takes around 10 or so minutes.
The good old fix is always the same: ‘Try again later’ :wink:

Yes just you probably will see a few updates.
Please read the documentation first.

Feel free to ask if you have any question or doubt.
Please read How to get better results when posting about problems
and open a new topic in the Support category.

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