Hello to all,
I have a bootable Linux ISO program on my computer which I would like to load onto a USB flash drive & make it bootable, instead of a CD. Is this at all possible and if so what would be the best way to go about it?
Also could I still use it as an everyday flash drive & transfer information between computers with the bootable Linux ISO program still stored on it?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Once you did all that, did your linux ISO program automatically run from the thumb drive also? If so, this is exactly what I need to do as well. Only my linux-based ISO is on a CD and I want to put it on a thumb drive. Any other suggestions?
DSL (Damn Small linux) was the only one I have booted from a USB drive, simply because the option is built into the live disk and it was an easy operation.
If you have a specific distro you are trying to get onto USb you could try looking at http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ as they give some easy to follow tutorials.
no DSL is not the only one dude... theres a linux out there called Slax Kill bill edition it uses KDE desktop and it is nice for when harddrives crap out so u can serves them
