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Fedora Live USB Creator – Linux num PenDrive: How to Install and Run Fedora on Any Computer



You might have to install the package first with dnf install system-config-kickstart.\This tool is mainly intended for generating kickstart files for automated installs, not live images, so the output will probably not be usable without editing, but it may help you to generate particular kickstart directives. Remember to add the line %include /usr/share/spin-kickstarts/fedora-live-base.ks at the beginning of your kickstart file to include the base live configuration.




Fedora Live USB Creator – Linux num PenDrive



I downloaded the fedora 22 iso, and used WindowsXP-Rufus to make a flash drive bootable and put the iso onto the flash drive. Unclear if relevant - I had to manually download ldlinux.bss and ldlinux.sys before rufus would work on this iso. Unclear if relevant - used 2 gb flash drive, with 1.4 gb iso, leaving 600mb free on flash drive.


I've just had the same issue when trying to instal F22 in my laptop.It appears that is a USB write method problem that happens with all software except when writing the ISO image with liveusb-creator.


This tool works much like Universal USB Installer, except instead of imaging a single ISO to USB, it can be used to store and run more than one distribution from your thumb drive. Enabling you to Boot Multiple ISO files from the same device. Distributions can also easily be uninstalled or removed with the tool!if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined')ez_ad_units.push([[336,280],'pendrivelinux_com-medrectangle-4','ezslot_8',189,'0','0']);__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-pendrivelinux_com-medrectangle-4-0');


Another key feature of UUI is the use of persistent storage, where available. This persistence feature allows you to save some changes and then restore them on subsequent boots. Ubuntu based Casper persistence works with FAT32 or NTFS formatted drives. An option to use a larger than 4GB casper-rw or live-rw persistent block file, (also known as an overlay image) is possible when the drive is formatted with an NTFS filesystem.if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined')ez_ad_units.push([[336,280],'pendrivelinux_com-medrectangle-4','ezslot_11',189,'0','0']);__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-pendrivelinux_com-medrectangle-4-0');


Put simply, a live disk allows you to run an operating system off of a removable storage device. This is done by downloading the OS' iso image directly from the creator and implementing it onto the USB as if it were a home computer. In our case, we just popped on over to Linux's download page and downloaded the LTS (long term service) version of Ubuntu totally free.


UNetbootin is a live USB creator that supports Linux, Windows, and macOS. You get a few options to tweak, in case you want to explore all the available drives, and can also select a distribution to download the ISO file automatically.


After an initial roundup of existing tools,we decided to use Fedora's liveusb-creator as a basis, for reasons that are nowobsolete due to more recent design choices. While we did most of our initialadaptation work on liveusb-creator with future upstreaming of our changes inmind, it proved to be hard, and future extension seems now out of question.Our future plans include moving to anotherpiece of software as a basis, and hopefully working more closely with thisfuture upstream of ours.


Com a versão atual do Fedora você também pode gravar as imagens não lives de instalação do Fedora (as imagens de DVD e instalação de rede) para um pendrive de boot, muitos usuários acham mais conveniente e mais rápido do que gravar um dvd. O método de "gravação direta" é sempre recomendado para gravar as imagens de instalação.


Se uma imagem do Fedora gravada em um pendrive irá bootar nativamente via UEFI é uma questão um pouco complexa que depende da versão do Fedora, o tipo de imagem (live ou não live), e o método usado para grava-la. O parâmetro --efi para a ferramenta livecd-iso-to-disk tenta gravar um pendrive que irá funcionar nativamente com boot UEFI.


A partir de Fedora 20, todas os pendrives gravados usando métodos de "gravação direta" devem ser UEFI bootáveis ,ou ao menos, alguns pendrives gravados com liveusb-creator devem ser UEFI bootáveis, e todos os pendrives gravados com livecd-iso-to-disk --format --reset-mbr --efi devem ser UEFI bootáveis. O uso de --efi sem --format e --reset-mbr pode ser considerado um 'bom esforço', e pode não produzir um pendrive UEFI bootável. Pendrives escritos com outros métodos e ferramentas provavelmente não irão ser UEFI bootável.


Embora os resultados possam variar, geralmente gravação direta, livecd-iso-to-disk e liveusb-creator geram melhores resultados do que UNetbootin. Se você encontrar problemas com o UNetbootin, entre em contato com os desenvolvedores Unetbootin e não com os desenvolvedores do Fedora.


A ferramenta livecd-iso-to-disk é o método não destrutivo mais confiável de gravar uma imagem ISO do Fedora em um pendrive, mas ele pode ser usado de forma confiável apenas dentro Fedora. Ele não funciona no Windows ou OS X, e não é suportado (normalmente irá falhar) em outras distros.Use em ordem de preferencia os métodos de gravação direta, liveusb-creator, UNetbootin ou outra ferramenta de terceiros em outros sistemas operacionais. Também não é uma boa idéia tentar gravar uma nova versão do Fedora usando a versão do livecd-iso-to-disk em uma versão muito antiga do Fedora: É melhor usar apenas uma versão ou no máximo duas versões para trás da versão que você está tentando gravar.


A persistência de dados significa que seus arquivos e configurações permanecerão mesmo após a reinicialização do sistema rodando em modo live. Você pode executar atualizações como uma instalação regular no seu disco rígido, exceto que as atualizações do kernel requerem intervenção manual e espaço de overlay pode ser insuficiente. O uso principal desse recurso é inicializar um pendrive com sua imagem live, bem como as alterações persistentes. Observe que você precisará de espaço no seu pendrive USB de destino para a imagem live, além da sobreposição e quaisquer outros dados desejados no pendrive.


Use liveusb-creator tool descrito acima para fazer isso facilmente. Há um controle deslizante gráfico na interface que você pode usar para atribuir espaço no pendrive de destino para armazenamento persistente.


If you have sufficient overlay space to accommodate a kernel update on a Live USB installation, the kernel and initramfs will be installed to the /boot directory. To put these into service they must be moved to the /syslinux directory of the installation partition. This is accessible from the running Live USB filesystem at the /run/initramfs/live mount point. The new initramfs (such as initramfs-3.12.5-302.fc20.x86_64.img) and kernel (such as vmlinuz-3.12.5-302.fc20.x86_64) should be moved to replace the /run/initramfs/live/syslinux/initrd0.img and /run/initramfs/live/syslinux/vmlinuz0 files, respectively.


Also i want to have a linux version already with sagemath program on it such as -liveusb.html so does this include the sagemath and all needed for linux without putting anything on my ssd drive so i can run sagemath on linux entirely from the usb ?


Many Linux distributions provide their own tools for creating live USB media, for example, usb-creator on Ubuntu. Describing these tools is beyond the scope of this book; the following procedure will work on most Linux systems.


Quick note to add that Lunuxize.com method only allows for a single ISO per USB pendrive -- while using Ventoy (or the tried and tested YUMI, for instance: www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/), the only limit is storage available.


About YUMI.This small program for Win does not require installation, it can load images in different ways and is present in the Q4os selection menu. It works for me under Win7 and WinXP in a virtual machine under Linux.In addition, it can load an OS installed on the hard drive, which cannot be started in any other way (bootloader error, for example, I had such a case). This is much simpler than the usual linux solution - live image, mount filesystem, chroot, etc.


One can create an NST Live USB boot installation using Fedora's Live USB Creator utility. This allows one to boot NST Live from a system capable of booting from USB media. Creating the NST Live USB installation can be done from either the Linux or Windows operating system (See: liveusb-creator for a Windows install). This section will explain how to create an NST Live USB boot flash drive from a running instance of NST Live (See: How to create and use Live USB at the Fedora Wiki site for additional information).


First, a couple of prerequisites are needed. You must be running from an NST Live instance (i.e., when you boot NST Live from DVD media) OR you must be running on a system that has both the liveusb-creator command and access to the NST ISO image file or NST DVD. The USB flash drive should have 2GB or more of storage space. The file system on the USB flash drive must be: "vfat" (standard for almost all off-the-shelf USB flash drives).


You have two options. The GUI based liveusb-creator is available in the F10 updates-testing repository. Alternatively, you may use the livecd-iso-to-disk program, which is available in the livecd-tools package in the standard F9 and F10 repositories.


We have just created a post covering how to create a live USB using UNetbootin. It only takes few steps to create a bootable USB using this tool. UNetbootin itself is cross-platform, open source live USB creator that you can use to create a live USB of nearly all Linux distros. All you need is just the ISO file of the distro you want to create the live USB of. As I said above, this tool also has a built-in support to automatically download the necessary files of the distro you want to create the live USB of, from the internet. UNetbootin is originally Geza Kovacs. In addition to Linux, you can also install this tool on Windows and macOS. 2ff7e9595c


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