Boot from USB Flash Drive Using ubuntu Created with Unetbootin

Thanks to Dwight Goodwin for sharing these tips…

Here is a how to video on how to install Puppy Linux using unetbootin. Same steps but point it at the Ubuntu iso file. Also on Ubuntu 9.0 under admin there is a USB install setup. That’s definitely the easiest way

How to video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRB9Px3FBiY&feature=channel_page

Article:

http://classroomnext.blogspot.com/2009/03/puppy-linux-handy-tool-to-have-around.html

And from the blog entry with my modifications for Ubuntu Jaunty:

  1. Download Ubuntu.iso file – http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
  2. Download UNetbootin which will install the .iso file on the thumbdrive http://sourceforge.net/projects/unetbootin
  3. Run UNetbootin
  4. Point the install at the Ubuntu .iso file
  5. Select the USB drive where you want to install.

I tried this out on an 8gig USB Flash drive without problem, and a colleague did it on 4gig and 8gig. Whether it will work on 1gig, I’m not sure.



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