How can I create a bootable USB drive with Ubuntu? [duplicate]
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With Windows you can easily make a bootable USB drive using Universal USB Installer. How can I make a bootable USB drive using Ubuntu? Universal USB installer, Unetbootin, Rufus, etc. are only for Windows.
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Short answer: typeusb-creator-gtk.
– Jos
Nov 21 at 9:11
sudo dd if=linux-os.iso of=/dev/usbstickno software to install like in windows. how can it be any faster?
– AlexOnLinux
Nov 21 at 9:34
Mkusb help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb Can make a Live USB for use as an installer only or It can make a bootable drive with boot partitions for BIOS/UEFI, read only ISO9660 OS partition, ext2 casper-rw persistence partition and NTFS data partition accessible by Linux or Windows.
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Short answer: typeusb-creator-gtk.
– Jos
Nov 21 at 9:11
sudo dd if=linux-os.iso of=/dev/usbstickno software to install like in windows. how can it be any faster?
– AlexOnLinux
Nov 21 at 9:34
Mkusb help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb Can make a Live USB for use as an installer only or It can make a bootable drive with boot partitions for BIOS/UEFI, read only ISO9660 OS partition, ext2 casper-rw persistence partition and NTFS data partition accessible by Linux or Windows.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 22 at 2:26
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Short answer: typeusb-creator-gtk.
– Jos
Nov 21 at 9:11
sudo dd if=linux-os.iso of=/dev/usbstickno software to install like in windows. how can it be any faster?
– AlexOnLinux
Nov 21 at 9:34
Mkusb help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb Can make a Live USB for use as an installer only or It can make a bootable drive with boot partitions for BIOS/UEFI, read only ISO9660 OS partition, ext2 casper-rw persistence partition and NTFS data partition accessible by Linux or Windows.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 22 at 2:26
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usb-creator-gtk.– Jos
Nov 21 at 9:11
Short answer: type
usb-creator-gtk.– Jos
Nov 21 at 9:11
sudo dd if=linux-os.iso of=/dev/usbstick no software to install like in windows. how can it be any faster?– AlexOnLinux
Nov 21 at 9:34
sudo dd if=linux-os.iso of=/dev/usbstick no software to install like in windows. how can it be any faster?– AlexOnLinux
Nov 21 at 9:34
Mkusb help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb Can make a Live USB for use as an installer only or It can make a bootable drive with boot partitions for BIOS/UEFI, read only ISO9660 OS partition, ext2 casper-rw persistence partition and NTFS data partition accessible by Linux or Windows.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 22 at 2:26
Mkusb help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb Can make a Live USB for use as an installer only or It can make a bootable drive with boot partitions for BIOS/UEFI, read only ISO9660 OS partition, ext2 casper-rw persistence partition and NTFS data partition accessible by Linux or Windows.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 22 at 2:26
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you can use Startup Disk Creator. If you don't have it installed, you can install it via Ubuntu Software.
After you run it, you have to choose the path to you iso file and select the disk to use (the USB Drive). Then press the button Make Startup Disk.
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you can use Startup Disk Creator. If you don't have it installed, you can install it via Ubuntu Software.
After you run it, you have to choose the path to you iso file and select the disk to use (the USB Drive). Then press the button Make Startup Disk.
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you can use Startup Disk Creator. If you don't have it installed, you can install it via Ubuntu Software.
After you run it, you have to choose the path to you iso file and select the disk to use (the USB Drive). Then press the button Make Startup Disk.
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you can use Startup Disk Creator. If you don't have it installed, you can install it via Ubuntu Software.
After you run it, you have to choose the path to you iso file and select the disk to use (the USB Drive). Then press the button Make Startup Disk.
answered Nov 21 at 13:13
singrium
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you can use Startup Disk Creator. If you don't have it installed, you can install it via Ubuntu Software.
After you run it, you have to choose the path to you iso file and select the disk to use (the USB Drive). Then press the button Make Startup Disk.
answered Nov 21 at 13:13
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answered Nov 21 at 13:13
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answered Nov 21 at 13:13
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Short answer: type
usb-creator-gtk.– Jos
Nov 21 at 9:11
sudo dd if=linux-os.iso of=/dev/usbstickno software to install like in windows. how can it be any faster?– AlexOnLinux
Nov 21 at 9:34
Mkusb help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb Can make a Live USB for use as an installer only or It can make a bootable drive with boot partitions for BIOS/UEFI, read only ISO9660 OS partition, ext2 casper-rw persistence partition and NTFS data partition accessible by Linux or Windows.
– C.S.Cameron
Nov 22 at 2:26