BASYAOS 0.4.3 - BOOT AND INSTALLATION GUIDE

BasyaOS uses an original HTML/CSS desktop and a Debian-based hardware layer.
It is an unsigned x86-64 preview. Back up important files before installing.

VM
- Create an x86-64 VM with 4 GB RAM and a 24 GB disposable virtual disk.
- Enable BIOS or UEFI boot. Disable Secure Boot for this unsigned build.
- Mount BasyaOS-0.4.3-x64.iso as the virtual DVD and start the VM.
- The live desktop signs in automatically. Manual login: basya / basya123.

USB
- For a modern UEFI computer, format a dedicated 4 GB or larger USB drive as
  FAT32 and extract every file from BasyaOS-0.4.3-USB.zip to its root.
- For a legacy BIOS computer, use a trusted raw-image writer to write
  BasyaOS-0.4.3-x64.iso to the whole USB drive. This erases that USB drive.
- Select the USB drive from the computer's boot menu. Disable Secure Boot.

INSTALLATION
- Open Install BasyaOS from the desktop.
- Select the destination disk and filesystem, then review the erase warning.
- The destination can contain any previous filesystem; the installer replaces
  its partition layout. Double-check the disk name and size before confirming.
- Built-in BasyaOS apps and installed Windows apps are kept together in the Programs folder.
- HTML files and runnable Basya applications open in BasyaNet. Explicit inspect
  and unpack actions remain available in Archives; BEZip files open in Archives.

COMPATIBILITY
- BasyaNet, automatic USB mounting, wired/Wi-Fi networking, media playback,
  photo viewing, ZIP, 7z, Basya, BEZip, EXE, and MSI handling are included.
- Windows software runs through Wine. Programs that require unsupported Windows
  drivers, DRM, or APIs may not work.
- Doomaze BasyaOS Edition and Doomaze Custom are exclusive to BasyaOS.

SUPPORT
support@basya.org
https://www.basya.org