Live USB Install

Live USB Install is a free software for GNU/Linux and Windows. With Live USB Install you can effortlessly install various Linux distributions on your thumb drive. This way, you can always carry your favourite distro in your pocket -- on your bootable flash drive! In this episode I will also show you how to check MD5Sums to ensure your image will install without errors.

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[Krothie]

I agree! Live USB install works alot better than ubootin and it's nice to use. You always mention team speak. Do you happen to have a steam account by any chance? (Or Desura since they have a Linux Client)

[LinuxSpatry]

@Krothie I do not use steam or desura... I will consider it if I get a faster machine

[JoFri24]

i prefer unetbootin, on all my usbs the live usb dont work :-(

[LinuxSpatry]

@JoFri24 for some reason I have been getting poor results with Unetbootin. Could be an issue with how I have my flash drives formatted...

[Ograws]

what webcam do you have and what distro will you use next?

[LinuxSpatry]

@Ograws I have a logitech HD webcam... I will keep Pinguy OS as my main operating system. I have finally gotten around to working on my pile of PC's and I am putting together a render farm for processing video and 3d animations. I will be using Ubuntu studio with the XFCE interface for that one. I will be using Chakra on 2 other computers for the house.

[ralph1bart]

Good Stuff ! Always looking for better USB tools. Noticed comments about USBs not working properly. RMPrepUSB (Win App-Unfortunately) Took care of all my mystery USB problems. Deals with hidden partitions, various boot sector formats and all odd USB stuff. Site also has many user input tutorials on specialty USB boot builds. Great details, includes links to any required files or docs. Worth a look.

[johnmjones11]

how about xboot to put usb lots of linux

[johnmjones11]

linux sparty have a about more iso of the xboot there is putting more linux of iso!

[TheFastyXChannel]

Cool background you got there Spatry! Keep it up :D

[Videotubelord]

@LinuxSpatry in order to have unetbootin working you also have to install p7zip

[Ograws]

@LinuxSpatry thanks :)