When you open UNetbootin, you can select from a menu of Linux distributions the one that you want to try. My 4 GB USB stick was far more than I needed, even for Fedora 17. The current release of ...

UNetbootin makes it possible to convert most Linux distros that offer LiveCD enviroments into a LiveUSB that offers the same feature.

UNetBootin is a lightweight piece of software that works on Windows, Linux and MacOS. It not only creates a bootable USB stick for you, but it also downloads dozens of different Linux ...

We usually use Unetbootin to create a bootable thumb drive from a Linux ISO, but it turns out you don't even need a thumb drive if you want to boot the live CD on the same computer that has ...

1. UNetbootin Linux To run Ubuntu from a USB stick, you first need a USB drive at least 2GB in size, 8GB would be ideal.

Unetbootin will run (without the need to install anything), ready to create a bootable USB drive. For this process, the first step is to jump right in and download the ISO image of Ubuntu 17.10.

I used a custom UNetbootin build that was created specifically for integration with the Ubuntu Eee distro. I selected the disk image option and then specified the path of the ISO file.

Using UNetbootin (for Windows or Linux): Open UNetbootin, select the disk image option, browse to your ISO file, and select your USB drive as the target. Using Balena Etcher (cross-platform): Select ...

Conclusion Creating a bootable USB drive on Linux is an uncomplicated task with the right tool at your disposal. The tools listed above cater to a broad range of user expertise levels, making the ...

I've never had the OSX version of Unetbootin create a flash drive that would boot a PC. Ever. Windows and Linux versions work just fine. I tried it again ...