How to install Ubuntu on USB/SD/MMC
Written by Sharad Raj on 14th of September, 2018
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STEP 3 :Now in the second option click on Browse and select the ISO image by browsing the file explorer.
STEP 4 : Select the drive letter of your USB from the drop down menu.
Step 5 : In the above picture you can see 1 and 2 are marked you can untick option 1 if you don’t want to format your USB.
Step 6 : In option 2 change the size of Persistent file if you want to save your settings and file while rebooting and booting.
Step 7 : Click on CREATE and if any dialog box appears click on accept/yes.
So you must be thinking of installing the most popular Linux OS Ubuntu on your pen drive or memory card. In this post I will be telling you the steps required to do so, so lets begin.
THINGS YOU NEED BEFORE WE START INSTALLATION
- ISO image of Ubuntu. ( DOWNLOAD IT FROM HERE IF YOU DON’S HAVE A ) .
- Universal USB installer . ( DOWNLOAD IT FROM HERE ).
- A USB/SD Card 4 GB minimum.
- A Windows PC.
LETS BEGIN WITH INSTALLING
STEP 1 : Open the exe file of Universal USB installer. You do not need to install it it will run directly just double click on it. STEP 2 : Now select the Ubuntu from the Linux distribution list in step 1.
STEP 3 :Now in the second option click on Browse and select the ISO image by browsing the file explorer.
STEP 4 : Select the drive letter of your USB from the drop down menu.
Step 5 : In the above picture you can see 1 and 2 are marked you can untick option 1 if you don’t want to format your USB.
Step 6 : In option 2 change the size of Persistent file if you want to save your settings and file while rebooting and booting.
Step 7 : Click on CREATE and if any dialog box appears click on accept/yes.