Create a USB flash drive for gos2.9 linux

Create a USB flash drive for gos2.9 linux system-general Linux technology-Linux technology and application information. For more information, see the following. Install ubuntu + gos 2.9 to a USB device, and then boot gos from the usb. Once it starts and runs, it performs far better than live cd.

USBgos2.9 installation tips:
ISO of ISO ubuntu 7.10 of gos2.9
CD recorder
1 gb usb flash drive (2 GB + recommended)
U710fix.zip

Gos2.9 USB installation Tutorial:
Tip: You can greatly speed up installation by copying and pasting most of the commands to the terminal, rather than typing them manually. Replace x with your actual Flash Drive drive letter.

1. Download (gos2.9 ISO, ubuntu7.10) and burn to CD # Here we want to build a multi-version USB Linux system, because gos is based on ubtun7.10.

2. insert CD and your USB flash drive (or boot gos2.9Live CD with a hard disk. For instructions on how to boot, you can use the same LiveCD Boot Method as ubuntu7.04, including the boot files, which can be requested from me)

3. Restart your computer from Live CD

4. Open a terminal window and type "sudo su (sudo-s)" # Get the root permission

5. Type "fdisk-l" to list partitions. Note that the symbols of your flash drive (for example,/dev/sda) replace x with the actual drive letter of your flash drive. For example, if your flash drive is sdb, replace x with B.

6. Type "umount/dev/sdx1"

7. Type "fdisk/dev/sdx"

O type "p" to display existing partitions and "d" to delete partitions.
O type "p" to display the partition again (if there is a partition, repeat the previous step)
O type "n" to create a new partition
O type "p" to define the primary Partition
O type "1" to mark the number of partitions
O enter the key to use the default
O enter "+ 750M" to define the partition size (# If it is 2 GB, I suggest allocating it to 1750 M, because many of them are dual systems. After all, there are many people using win systems! This partition is in the fat16 format and can be read and written under win, which is good. Haha !)
O type "a" to activate it
O type "1" to select partition 1
O type "t" to change the partition File System
O type "6" to select the FAT16 File System
O enter "n" to create a new division
O type "p" to define the primary Partition
O type "2" to mark the number of partitions
O press enter to use the default value
O press enter to use the default value again
O enter "w" to write a new Partition Table

8. Type "umount/dev/sdx1" to ensure that the first partition is not loaded.

9. Type "mkfs. vfat-F 16-n ubuntu710/dev/sdx1" to format the first partition.

10. Type "umount/dev/sdx2" to ensure that the second partition is not loaded

11. type the second partition in the format of "mkfs. ext2-B 4096-L casper-rw/dev/sdx2 ".

12. Remove and re-insert the flash drive

13. On the terminal, type "apt-get update"

14. Type "apt-get install syslinux mtools"

15. Type "syslinux-sf/dev/sdx1"

16. type "cd/cdrom" (# Note that if there is no recorder in the iso file, you can decompress ubuntu7.10 to any file on any disk, then run the cd command. If the partition is not linux, run the following command: # cd/media/decompress the disk/folder) ###### note that the iso of ubuntu7.10 is extracted first.

17. Type "cp-rf casper disctree dists install pics pool preseed. disk isolinux/* md5sum.txt README. diskdefines ubuntu. ico casper/vmlinuz casper/initrd.gz/media/ubuntu710 /"

Ignore any "cannot Create Symbolic Links" error

18. Type "cd/home/ubuntu" (other places are acceptable, and the test has passed)

19. Type "wget pendrivelinux.com/downloads/u710fix.zip"

20. Type "unzip-o-d/media/ubuntu710/U710fix.zip"

21. create ubtun 7.10 under casper in ubuntu 7.10 and cut all the files in casper to the ubuntu 7.10 folder just created; decompress your gos 2.9 ISO file to any disk (the folder can also be used) and cp (the files in casper) to the casper folder in ubuntu 7.10.

22. Restart your computer, set your BIOS to boot with a USB device, and reboot.

You should now have a bootable USBubuntu7.10 flash drive. You can select a language for F2 and select the first startup Item to save all operations and changes.