Install Linux to a USB flash drive

Install Linux to a USB flash drive

Step 1: First insert the usb flash drive to the usb interface of the Computer Host (it is recommended to insert the usb interface to the rear of the hosts box), and then open the UltraISO software, open the iso image package for Ubuntu 10.04 or another version of Linux that needs to be written into the USB flash drive, for example:

Step 2: click "Boot disc", move the mouse, select "Write hard disk image", and click the left mouse button, as shown in:

The pop-up window for writing a hard disk image is worth noting: the usb flash drive we just inserted into the usb interface, that is, the usb flash drive we need to write, never make a mistake.

By default, the write mode is enabled. Then, click "easy to start", select "write new Drive boot Area", move the mouse to the right, select "Syslinux", and click the mouse! For example:

U startup tips: the "Syslinux" option is very important. Many of the tutorials on the Internet ignore this step, leading to the final production failure.

Click "Yes (Y)" to continue, for example:

The following dialog box is displayed, indicating that the Boot Sector is successfully written. For example:

Step 3: continue the operation in the previous step. Click "write" to continue, which means to write the entire iso image package to our USB flash drive, for example:

After you click the "write" button, a confirmation window will pop up, which means you can further confirm whether to write the iso image package into the USB flash drive, you only need to click "Yes (Y)", for example:

Now, write the iso image package of the Linux system to the USB flash drive, for example:

When writing a USB flash drive, we should note that do not perform other operations as far as possible. We recommend that you wait patiently until the writing is successful! For example:

OK. The success is that the USB flash drive is written to the Ubuntu Linux system. Next we can use the boot USB flash drive to install the Ubuntu system. 13

Here, the u boot editor briefly describes how to set the BIOS boot sequence, that is, the setting of USB flash drive boot that we often mention! Because we only need to set the first boot sequence of bios to a USB flash drive, we can boot from the USB flash drive to launch the USB flash drive.

First, go to the bios settings page and find "Advanced BIOS setup"-"HardDisk"-"First Boot Device"-"USB 2.0Disk"

After the bios is set, press F10 to save and exit. Then, the computer is automatically restarted and the system installation interface is displayed.

U boot tips: different brands of computers have different bios settings, so do not set them according to the above bios settings, because some of you may not find them, what we need to learn is to master the essence of bios settings!

Many computers do not need to set bios. you can press the Esc or F12 shortcut key to go to the "BootMenu" menu. We only need to choose to start from USB!