What are the limitations of the Cloudready USB installer?
BIOS: Full administrative access, in order to boot from the CloudReady USB installer Processor and Graphics: Components made prior to 2007 will likely result in a poor experience. Additionally, the following graphics hardware does not meet performance standards on CloudReady: Intel GMA 500, 600, 3600, 3650
Will my computer ever be certified to run CloudReady?
However, as certification is based on demand, it’s inevitable that some of the machines will never be certified. That said, as we know from our Development and QA work and your contribution, the majority of widely used PCs and Apple computers that were manufactured within past 10 years, are likely to run CloudReady.
What happened to the Cloudready knowledge base?
The CloudReady Knowledge Base has moved! Please visit the new CloudReady KB for help and answers to questions about using CloudReady at Home, School, and Work.
How do I install CloudReady on my Device?
If your RAM is 1Gb (not below!), you might be able to install CloudReady by switching to TTY (ctrl+alt+f2) once the installation has begun and you see 3 rolling dots. If you have 2Gb or more of RAM on your device, proceed to the next step: 1. Make sure the USB ports are functional.