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Refer to the following documentation for more information.
[README](../README.md): An overview of nixos-anywhere
[README](../README.md): An overview of nixos-anywhere
[Quickstart](./quickstart.md): Instructions for a typical installation
[Quickstart](./quickstart.md): Instructions for a typical installation
[System Requirements](./requirements.md): CPU and memory requirements
[System Requirements](./requirements.md): CPU and memory requirements
[How to Guide](./howtos.md): Instructions for non-typical use cases
[How to Guide](./howtos.md): Instructions for non-typical use cases
[Support Matrix](./supportmatrix.md): List of tested platforms
[Support Matrix](./supportmatrix.md): List of tested platforms
[Reference](./reference.md): Reference Guide
[Reference](./reference.md): Reference Guide

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## Installing on a machine with no operating system
If your machine doesn't currently have an operating system installed, you can still
run `nixos-anywhere` remotely to automate the install. To do this, you would
first need to boot the target machine from the standard NixOS installer. You can
either boot from a USB or use `netboot`.
If your machine doesn't currently have an operating system installed, you can
still run `nixos-anywhere` remotely to automate the install. To do this, you
would first need to boot the target machine from the standard NixOS installer.
You can either boot from a USB or use `netboot`.
The
[NixOS installation guide](https://nixos.org/manual/nixos/stable/index.html#sec-booting-from-usb)