Difference between revisions of "Install Linux on a USB disk with Unetbootin"

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UNetBootIn allows you to create a bootable USB disk from the network or from a bootable CD, DVD, harddisk or image.

yast -i libpng12-0-32bit p7zip

cd
cd Downloads
chmod 777 unetbootin-linux-575 
./unetbootin-linux-575

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 UNetBootIn allows you to [[create a bootable USB disk]] from the network or from a bootable CD, DVD, harddisk or image.
 * download unetbootin from http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net
-* [[open a console]] and make the downloaded file executable, e.g.:
+* [[install]] some dependencies, in this case for SUSE Linux:
+ yast -i libpng12-0-32bit p7zip
+* [[open a console]], make the downloaded file executable and run it, e.g.:
   cd
   cd Downloads
   chmod 777 unetbootin-linux-575
-* start it
   ./unetbootin-linux-575
-* when asked for libpng12, install the 32bit version of it, e.g. under SUSE Linux 12.1 x64:
- yast -i libpng12-0-32bit
-* when asked for p7zip, install it, e.g. under SUSE Linux 12.1 x64:
- yast -i p7zip
 * select which distribution you want to have installed on what disk:
 [[File:unetbootin.png]]