Bootable USB with two images
Could I create a bootable USB that contains Fedora 29 workstation and Ubuntu 18.10 desktop live images in the same USB without partitioning the USB?
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Could I create a bootable USB that contains Fedora 29 workstation and Ubuntu 18.10 desktop live images in the same USB without partitioning the USB?
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How about the program MultiBootUSB?
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Could I create a bootable USB that contains Fedora 29 workstation and Ubuntu 18.10 desktop live images in the same USB without partitioning the USB?
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asked Mar 1 at 20:33
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Could I create a bootable USB that contains Fedora 29 workstation and Ubuntu 18.10 desktop live images in the same USB without partitioning the USB?
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asked Mar 1 at 20:33
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asked Mar 1 at 20:33
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asked Mar 1 at 20:33
user103300user103300
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asked Mar 1 at 20:33
user103300user103300
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asked Mar 1 at 20:33
user103300user103300
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How about the program MultiBootUSB?
– Santi
Mar 1 at 20:57
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How about the program MultiBootUSB?
– Santi
Mar 1 at 20:57
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How about the program MultiBootUSB?
– Santi
Mar 1 at 20:57
How about the program MultiBootUSB?
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You would need to install a program on the bootable usb that you can boot to, which then lets you boot one or more of the ISOs stored on the drive. Something like MultiBootUSB or easy2boot would be what you're looking for.
answered Mar 1 at 22:23
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Yes. The easiest way is to download an app for it. I don't have a personal preference, but you can search for 'Multiboot USB' and choose the one you like the most.
answered Mar 2 at 1:49
Dimitris KaramanisDimitris Karamanis
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Both YUMI, ( https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/ ) and MultiBootUSB, ( http://multibootusb.org/ ), work well. Both allow multi OS with persistence. YUMI does not have a 4GB limit on persistence, MBUSB does.
There are other methods of Multibooting that use multiple partitions including UNetbootin and mkusb: How do I boot an ISO file from my drive using grub2 on UEFI machines? and How to create a bootable USB with multiple ISO images in it
answered Mar 2 at 3:20
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You would need to install a program on the bootable usb that you can boot to, which then lets you boot one or more of the ISOs stored on the drive. Something like MultiBootUSB or easy2boot would be what you're looking for.
answered Mar 1 at 22:23
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You would need to install a program on the bootable usb that you can boot to, which then lets you boot one or more of the ISOs stored on the drive. Something like MultiBootUSB or easy2boot would be what you're looking for.
answered Mar 1 at 22:23
Balmungmp5Balmungmp5
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You would need to install a program on the bootable usb that you can boot to, which then lets you boot one or more of the ISOs stored on the drive. Something like MultiBootUSB or easy2boot would be what you're looking for.
answered Mar 1 at 22:23
Balmungmp5Balmungmp5
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You would need to install a program on the bootable usb that you can boot to, which then lets you boot one or more of the ISOs stored on the drive. Something like MultiBootUSB or easy2boot would be what you're looking for.
answered Mar 1 at 22:23
Balmungmp5Balmungmp5
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Yes. The easiest way is to download an app for it. I don't have a personal preference, but you can search for 'Multiboot USB' and choose the one you like the most.
answered Mar 2 at 1:49
Dimitris KaramanisDimitris Karamanis
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Yes. The easiest way is to download an app for it. I don't have a personal preference, but you can search for 'Multiboot USB' and choose the one you like the most.
answered Mar 2 at 1:49
Dimitris KaramanisDimitris Karamanis
174
add a comment |
Yes. The easiest way is to download an app for it. I don't have a personal preference, but you can search for 'Multiboot USB' and choose the one you like the most.
answered Mar 2 at 1:49
Dimitris KaramanisDimitris Karamanis
174
Yes. The easiest way is to download an app for it. I don't have a personal preference, but you can search for 'Multiboot USB' and choose the one you like the most.
answered Mar 2 at 1:49
Dimitris KaramanisDimitris Karamanis
174
answered Mar 2 at 1:49
Dimitris KaramanisDimitris Karamanis
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answered Mar 2 at 1:49
Dimitris KaramanisDimitris Karamanis
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Both YUMI, ( https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/ ) and MultiBootUSB, ( http://multibootusb.org/ ), work well. Both allow multi OS with persistence. YUMI does not have a 4GB limit on persistence, MBUSB does.
There are other methods of Multibooting that use multiple partitions including UNetbootin and mkusb: How do I boot an ISO file from my drive using grub2 on UEFI machines? and How to create a bootable USB with multiple ISO images in it
answered Mar 2 at 3:20
C.S.CameronC.S.Cameron
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Both YUMI, ( https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/ ) and MultiBootUSB, ( http://multibootusb.org/ ), work well. Both allow multi OS with persistence. YUMI does not have a 4GB limit on persistence, MBUSB does.
There are other methods of Multibooting that use multiple partitions including UNetbootin and mkusb: How do I boot an ISO file from my drive using grub2 on UEFI machines? and How to create a bootable USB with multiple ISO images in it
answered Mar 2 at 3:20
C.S.CameronC.S.Cameron
5,01711029
add a comment |
Both YUMI, ( https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/ ) and MultiBootUSB, ( http://multibootusb.org/ ), work well. Both allow multi OS with persistence. YUMI does not have a 4GB limit on persistence, MBUSB does.
There are other methods of Multibooting that use multiple partitions including UNetbootin and mkusb: How do I boot an ISO file from my drive using grub2 on UEFI machines? and How to create a bootable USB with multiple ISO images in it
answered Mar 2 at 3:20
C.S.CameronC.S.Cameron
5,01711029
Both YUMI, ( https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/ ) and MultiBootUSB, ( http://multibootusb.org/ ), work well. Both allow multi OS with persistence. YUMI does not have a 4GB limit on persistence, MBUSB does.
There are other methods of Multibooting that use multiple partitions including UNetbootin and mkusb: How do I boot an ISO file from my drive using grub2 on UEFI machines? and How to create a bootable USB with multiple ISO images in it
answered Mar 2 at 3:20
C.S.CameronC.S.Cameron
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