- #HOW TO MAKE A FLASH DRIVE BOOTABLE 10.7.5 INSTALL#
- #HOW TO MAKE A FLASH DRIVE BOOTABLE 10.7.5 UPDATE#
- #HOW TO MAKE A FLASH DRIVE BOOTABLE 10.7.5 ISO#
Your booting process is successful if you see a virtual machine booting from your USB disk / DVD. Once the qemu has been installed successfully then run the following command :~$ sudo qemu-system-x86_64 -hda /dev/sdb
#HOW TO MAKE A FLASH DRIVE BOOTABLE 10.7.5 INSTALL#
Open the terminal and install qemu using the following command :~$ sudo apt-get install qemu To check that you need to download a utility called QEMU, a machine emulator and virtualizer. It is better to check if the bootable disk has been created successfully.
‘bs=4M‘ is an optional command to speed up the creation process of the bootable disk Test Your Bootable Disk
#HOW TO MAKE A FLASH DRIVE BOOTABLE 10.7.5 ISO#
Step:3 ) For now let’s assume that the ISO file is in the current folder and then type the following command to burn the ISO into the USB device :~$ sudo dd if= of=/dev/sdb bs=4M 357+1 records in 357+1 records out 1501102080 bytes (1.5 GB, 1.4 GiB) copied, 164.77 s, 9.1 MB/s :~$ Now it is time to unmount the USB disk using the following command :~$ sudo umount /dev/sdb Take for example our USB disk is in /dev/sdb Step:2 ) To find the USB device, you can use the following command: :~$ sudo fdisk -l Step:1 ) First step is insert the USB disk in your computer and open the terminal (Press CTRL + ALT + T) To create a bootable USB disk / DVD using “dd”: People looking to burn an ISO from the command line can go for “dd“, an easy and simple command line utility to create your bootable USB flash drive / DVD for Ubuntu/ Linux Mint. Step:1 ) Open the tool and select the distribution and the version as shown below To create a bootable USB disk / DVD using UNetbootin use the beneath steps:
#HOW TO MAKE A FLASH DRIVE BOOTABLE 10.7.5 UPDATE#
Follow below steps to Install UNetbootin on Ubuntu Linux & Linux Mint :~$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gezakovacs/ppa :~$ sudo apt-get update :~$ sudo apt-get install unetbootin -y UNetbootin is not installed by default during Ubuntu and Linux Mint installation. UNetbootin also helps you to load a lot of system utilities into the USB disk to repair any configuration issues. With UNetbootin you can create bootable disks for Ubuntu, Fedora and other Linux distributions easily. UNetbootin is another tool that allows you to create bootable USB drives as it either downloads the ISO file or you can provide the downloaded ISO file to create a bootable disk easily. Once everything is set, select “Make Startup disk” button to create the bootable disk UNetbootin If not, Click “Other” button to choose the desired disk in which a bootable disk need to be created The USB flash drive or DVD whichever is connected to your computer is also automatically detected and placed in the “Disk to Use” section.
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