Takes a look here...
https://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows
Topic: How Ubuntu Should Be Run from a USB Drive (Read 407 times)
A friend bought himself a 250 G solid state hard drive. There are a couple of companies that make 128 G flash drives. Two flash drives are way cheaper than one solid state hard drive.
How about a computer without a hard drive?
How about a computer without a hard drive?
I just thought of an idea for a three-file way to run an Ubuntu ISO.
1. The ISO Itself.
2. An expandable, external persistence file.
3. A file that acts as the bootable gateway between the ISO and the external file.
However, is there such way to do this? Is there an existing way?
1. The ISO Itself.
2. An expandable, external persistence file.
3. A file that acts as the bootable gateway between the ISO and the external file.
However, is there such way to do this? Is there an existing way?
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