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Dual booting with the recent version of NOOBS and RuneAudio is fairly easy. Compared to some other pre-baked distros, RuneAudio is well behaved in a dual boot setup. I have been testing dual booting the most recent 0.4-beta version using a Pi2 and NOOBS Lite v1.9.1. For anyone who wants to give it a try, here is a link to a zip file containing the install files:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3kaW ... 0cwUml3djA

If you are not familiar with NOOBS, please read the pdf with my notes, or just the NOOBS pages on the Raspberry Pi web site, this can save a lot of frustration (really):

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3kaW ... VUxTnVCdlE

The install file is a single .zip file which contains everything you need to put on an empty fat32 formatted SD card. The contents of the zip file are copied to the root directory of the card, there is no "flashing" the card with the OS image. The NOOBS installer does the rest.

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The links above are to Google Drive. To download the zip file or the pdf file please use the download icon at the top of the page.

@PeteB: thank you so much for your kind support.

PeteB wrote:Dual booting with the recent version of NOOBS and RuneAudio is fairly easy. Compared to some other pre-baked distros, RuneAudio is well behaved in a dual boot setup. I have been testing dual booting the most recent 0.4-beta version using a Pi2 and NOOBS Lite v1.9.1.

So say you.... anyway, a BIG thanks brother Pete. I know this takes a lot of work.

Yes, Dual booting is possible. Thank you so much for sharing github link.

Does this implementation allow the TV remote to select the boot option via CEC? If not, I found the following info, perhaps you could integrate it?

https://github.com/raspberrypi/noobs/issues/128

you must extract the .img.gz file to a .img only to use it with berry boot. just did this and it worked