Ubuntu 10.04 Using a Bootable USB Flash Drive

[danrok]

See front page:
http://www.aoaforums.com/frontpage/s...ash-drive.html

Comments?

[robbie]

I think I'm going to do this.

[Daniel ~]

I just like knowing I could! ":O}

[Vash]

the previous 2 versions of ubuntu was bootable thru flash drive too, i wonder why its such a huge deal on Ubuntu 10.04

[Gizmo]

Originally Posted by Vash

...i wonder why its such a huge deal on Ubuntu 10.04

Some suit needed a bullet-point for a power-point presentation.....It never ceases to amaze me how unbelievably clueless the people making the important decisions are when it comes to the daily use of technology.

[Daniel ~]

"Management" has long thought that if you know anything your unsuited to lead...
{How do you think we got into the mess we're in today!? ":O}

[Vash]

thanks guys i thought i was the only one on crazy pills.. cuz i tried out ubuntu way before this version all bootable and able to boot live thru a USB... of course you had to use something like the Fedora USB installer.. but this one is the exact same.. i downloaded it the same day it came out to give it a test run.. and it still needed to be installed onto a USB by the way of something like Fedora's program or something simular.

[Aedan]

The Ubuntu Live CD can be installed on a USB memory stick - I've had to do it from a vmware session in order to fix someone else's laptop, after they killed their boot. Unfortunately I don't remember exactly what I did end up doing - I think I used unetbootin to install it onto the memory stick.

[Kaitain]

I tend to use the utility available on Boot and run Linux from a USB flash memory stick | USB Pen Drive Linux for the purpose.