31 May 2008

The easiest way to create Ubuntu 8.04 LiveUSB

I just found the easiest way to create Ubuntu 8.04 live usb flash disk, thanks to this nice tool:

http://klik.atekon.de/liveusb/


The steps:

- Run the Ubuntu 8.04 Desktop live cd.

- Download the tool from here.

- Right click the downloaded file and click "Open with Gdebi Package Installer" (it will automatically download and install two additional packages, i.e. mtools and syslinux)

- Insert the USB flash disk.

- Go to System > Administration > Install Live USB



- A window titled "Create Live USB System" will pop-up, select the Target Drive, click Execute.
(bonus: there is an option to download and install Adobe Flash).


- Wait the files copied from cd to the flash disk.

- Done

6 comments:

  1. Looks nice, Is it easy to give it persistence?

    Thanks

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  2. Yes, it is very nice indeed, but it will not enable persistence.

    Anyway, I have successfully created liveusb + persistence manually using great tutorial from http://www.pendrivelinux.com

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  3. This can do persistence now as well, just check it under "options". Needs Intrepid or later though.

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  4. Hi, thank's for the information.

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  5. If you don't want to burn the the disc, download it to your computer and use the following to mount it to the cdrom drive

    sudo mount -t iso9660 -o loop filename.iso /cdrom

    :)

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