Simple7ech: HOW TO INSTALL LINUX ON A PEN DRIVE

HOW TO RUN MULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEMS ON ONE PEN DRIVE/FLASH DRIVE

HOW TO RUN/BOOT MULTIPLE OPERATING SYSTEMS ON ONE PEN DRIVE/FLASH DRIVE

Things needed for this are :

YUMI
ISO file of the operating system you want to use. Download some Linux Here (most used linux os here).
Pen drive... At least 4 GB in size, 2gb could do depending on the number of OS you want and their sizes.

Now follow:

Run YuMi
Choose the Pen Drive. You can either choose to format the flash drive at this stage using the check box at the upper right conner.
Choose the Linux version you want to install and run as LiveOs on the drive.
Now browse for the ISO file of the OS.
- Click on create and sit back while the software does everything.
- If you want to add more Live OS you can open YUMI while the other process is on going and follow the steps or wait for the on going process to complete.
- When it is done reboot and change your BIOS settings to boot from USB Hard Disk first.
- Note that you can also make various Windows bootable starting for Windows XP up with YUMI.
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HOW TO RUN AN OPERATING SYSTEM ON PEN DRIVE OR CD : CREATE LIVE PEN DRIVE OR LIVE CD

HOW TO RUN AN OPERATING SYSTEM FROM PEN DRIVE

Installing an operating system from pen drive is one cool and helpful thing to since you would be taking your OPERATING SYSTEM with your saved data with you ever where you go without your PC or Laptop. Linux is strange for beginners hence we are reluctant to install it on our hdd so installing on a portable storage device makes sense.

The method here can be followed by both Pros and Noobs as such.

Things needed:

PC with Windows OS running on it.
Download this tool: UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER
Your downloaded Linux OS
Pen drive,CD, and or External Hard drive

Steps:

I would be using Linux Mint for this tut but \you can use any other Distro which supports LIVE.

Plug in your flash drive or any external storage you would be using. It can even be an SD card.
Run Universal USB INSTALLER (This tools does not install on your hdd).
Select the Linux distribution type you are to install.
Now select the downloaded linux distro you have downloaded.
Choose the drive letter for the media you are to install the OS on.
Click on create. Note that you can select the persistent file size for storing changes and just leave it as default.
Click on close when it is done and you have the drive ready to run.
Now change the boot Sequence by booting to BIOS and making boot from USB first option. Depending on the manufacturer and the bios of the device you are using you can press ESc,F1,F2,F8,F10, or F12. Search for how it is to be done on your device.
Now that you have changed your boot and saved it, reboot your device. Linux mint will start up automatically.