Ubuntu 9.04 USB flash drive installation

1: Download The syslinuxfile first and decompress syslinux.exe.

2: Execute syslinux.exe-f g in the hosts file, where G: upload my udisc. (the command line of the hosts file must be changed to the location of the syslinux.exe folder)

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Step 1: Needless to say, you must first find a 1 gb usb flash drive and format it in the format of FAT32, fat, or NTFS.
Step 2: Go to http://www.ubuntu.cn/to download the latest ISO-format Ubuntu image. (The Ubuntu image FTP website is available all over the world. You can download it)
Step 3: Open the downloaded CD image (which can be opened by common compression software) and put all the files in the isolinux folder (all of which are small and scattered files) copies them to the root directory of the USB flash drive. And rename the isolinux. Bin and isolinux. cfg files to syslinux. Bin and syslinux. cfg respectively. Decompress all the files in the ISO image file to the root directory of the USB flash drive.

Step 4: Install the USB flash drive and restart the computer. Generally, USB flash drives are preferentially started on the computer by default. If you do not have a USB flash drive, you will be prompted to set the boot key and select the one with USB.