- #UNETBOOTIN VS UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER INSTALL#
- #UNETBOOTIN VS UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER MANUAL#
Put demo grub.cfg ( ) in /mnt/USB/boot/grub and edit to match your iso's.
#UNETBOOTIN VS UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER INSTALL#
Install grub grub-install -force -no-floppy -boot-directory=/mnt/USB/boot /dev/sdx (replacing x with your actual USB device & /mnt/usb with mounted dir). I like the multi-boot usb method, described here on Arch's Wiki or here on, for many distros you just copy the ISO file onto the usb and edit grub.cfg. It is also possible to use the USB you have created to install the distribution on the hard drive of a computer system. This means that you can place a Linux distribution such as Ubuntu on a USB drive and use it to run the OS without having to install the operating system on a computer. Almost any Live ISO files can be converted. UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for Ubuntu and other Linux distributions without burning a CD. Overall Opinion: UNetbootin is a live USB creator. This ISO to USB Boot list is not all inclusive. It even lets you download various distributions right from within the app. Here's pasted quick multiboot usb instructions from my other answer here The Universal USB Installer (UUI) might be used to make a Bootable USB from ISO of the following Live Linux Portable Operating Systems, Windows Installers, Windows PE, System Diagnostic Tools, Cloning Tools, and Antivirus Utilities. UNetbootin makes it super easy to create live USB drives for Linux distributions. UNetbootin (Universal Netboot Installer) is a cross-platform utility that can load Linux and other distributions to a partition or USB drive. 
Or as a last resort, plain dd to get the iso onto a usb drive (though I don't especially like it's overwriting the usb's default MBR & partitioning).
iso file that's just copied onto the usb.
#UNETBOOTIN VS UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER MANUAL#
I wouldn't use a creator program myself, I'd make a manual multi-boot usb by installing grub & editing a grub.cfg file to point to the.
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