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Monday, July 5, 2010

Make Pendrive Bootable For Linux


insert Pen drive
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open UNetbootin software
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* Download


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( otherwise you can install > unetbootin_304-4_i386.deb

simple with dpkg -i command )



 Select Diskimage :- ISO ( Browse ISO file )
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Mark on :- Show All Drives ( Use with Care )
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In Type: Select USB Drive
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In Drive: Select you PenDrive
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Then click OK
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It will be copying files in pendrive &
Install's MBR on it
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after finish REBOOT or EXIT


Now in BIOS setting select boot from USB device ( make sure USB is Enable)

restart & install OS

Important Note: ! Work's only live cd's ISO file

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Posted by NAVI at 8:03 PM
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