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[How to] Multiboot Linux and Make Linux Bootable USB Flash Drive using UNetBootIn

by SNGV on March 5, 2010

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Do you want to use all the Operating Systems like Windows and Linux at one a time?

This might be a easy choice to all of them because they want to learn is both the Linux and Windows so.If you want to multi-boot your system with any version of Windows Operating System, UNetbootin. can be a perfect solution for you. this will allow to multi boot with any operating system..

unetbootin

UNetbootin (Universal NetBoot Installer) is a free app which is designed with the open source so you don’t need to pay any amount for it..and this can be a very use full tool if you are unknown about the Linux and Multiboot… its a free application that loads utilities or installs Linux/BSD to hard drive without a CD.


How can UNetbootin (Universal NetBoot Installer) be used or Implemented?

This is very easy to use free app where you just need is a .ISO file which must be a Setup file taht you saved. while making Image from a CD or DVD of any Linux  (Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, FreeBSD, PartedMagic, etc) saved on your hard drive or a USB flash drive.
Once you are done with it..you just follow the instruction and you are done..

NOTE:If you don’t have the installation files like  .ISO file then  UNetBootin uses its USB creation mode which will download all the required files live from internet and extracts an ISO file to your USB drive, generates an appropriate syslinux config file, and makes your USB drive bootable for Linux Installation.


Download UNetBootIn for Windows

Download UNetBootIn for Linux

Visit: Official Site


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admin March 6, 2010 at 4:12 pm

Actually this is required for all the people who wana learn Linux too …

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