XUbuntu 9.04 USB Boot

This video is in Dutch, but you can get the gist of it here, in the description.
This video was made for http://www.bitleague.nl, a dutch Tech News website. I'm timing how long it takes for me to boot XUbuntu 9.04 on a Dell Inspiron 1300, from a Sandisk Micro U3 USB (8GB).
The specs for the Dell are:

Intel Celeron M 1.73Ghz (Single core)
1.25GB DDR2 RAM (533Mhz)
Intel GMA900 integrated graphics chip.

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Presented to you by Stephan Heijl.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• xubuntu
• 9.04
• boot
• usb
• dell
• inspiron
• sandisk
• xfce4
• 1300
• stephan
• heijl

[headsh0t01]

Haha, érg interessant :P alleen viel ik na 1.30 op de teller al in slaap xD hoe heb je dat tellertje erbij gezet BTW? En in welk programma heb je 'm bewerkt?

Stijn (TCCN)

[StephanHeijl]

Alles met Adobe After effects gedaan. De teller is eigenlijk een timecode ;)

[TomTomG00]

wel ERRUG traag zo :P is toch helemaal niet bedoeld om van usb te booten?(toch?)

en zit eens stil als je jezelf filmt :P(toch wel een duimpje hoor)

[etcetcetc111]

и тут это ёбаное школоло

[Vanta8008]

der typ soll mal duschen :D

[onitenaip]

Try xubuntu 9.10!

I have a laptop with a sempron 2800 (single core), 512MB (128MB is for the IGP SIS M760) and xubuntu boot very quick!

[acrazyplayer0]

unetbootin for anyone wanting to know the answer, also ubuntu has a "usb startup disk creator" built in

[halfmumi]

how did u install it to usb drive??

[pollux00troy]

It's pronounced /zuːˈbuːntuː/.

[mankut18]

o fok , very fast xD

[headsh0t01]

Ik gebruik eigenlijk altijd Sony Vegas Pro (a)