Have you downloaded the Ubuntu ISO file and wish to transfer its data to a USB stick? So, here's a tutorial on how to make an installation flash drive.
For anyone who coexists with other computers, having a Linux distribution on a flash drive is an intriguing resource. In addition to the excellent mobility and usefulness of the media, starting a system using a Pendrive is becoming simpler.
There is thus nothing better than making an Ubuntu installation Disc and utilizing it to install, fix broken or infected systems, or just test the system and its upcoming updates.
The Boot Disk Creator or USB Creator, a program that is very simple to use because it functions as a wizard, will be used to complete this process. Even better, this software is pre-installed in Ubuntu as of version 8.10.
How to create an Ubuntu installation flash drive
Use the steps below to make a USB installation stick for Ubuntu.
Do the following after confirming the ISO image:
Step 1: choose Dash/Activities and enter "criador". Click the "Startup Disk Creator" icon to launch it when it appears
Step 2: Select the "Other..." button inside the software. Navigate to the folder containing the ISO image and click it on the screen that displays. then select "Open" from the menu
Step 3: Select "Erase Disk" if you wish to "clean" the flash drive or if it hasn't been formatted yet. acknowledge and notify the required authority to do the formatting when requested
Step 4: Select "Create boot disk" to launch the procedure and produce an installation flash drive
Step 5: Wait. After you're done, you may eject the flash drive and use it as you choose.
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