Startup disk creator linux mint iso#
I'll try to contact source of ISO to see if Ubuntu will officially work with it. UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for Ubuntu and other Linux distributions without burning a CD. Select your USB drive in Device Select Create a bootable disk using and the option ISO Image Right-click on the CD-ROM symbol and select the ISO file. Or not if you just want a 'live' system.
Startup disk creator linux mint install#
Reboot system with custom media and install to usb drive. That would somwhat explain why I am getting "hippo ISO" - which is definitely "Ubuntu" frinedly and was used before. I've never done any usb-custom-bootable disk but as above ' 900i ' writes: 'Run remastersys and create a custom iso of your system. I did not want to advertiser the download - but you have a point - if it is "ubuntu" friendly. now I d like mint as persistent, but i cannot find a install persisten option in either. Launch 'USB Image Writer' from the menu, select your ISO image and your USB device and press 'Write to device'. What are you using to make the bootable USB stick? Make sure usb-creator-gtk is installed which you can get through the synaptic package manager - you have to open the creator first so the program can see the file - (it does look at the Downloads folder by default but it can be changed by clicking the "Other" button) - If it does not see it then the ISO is not compatible with the Startup Disk Creator - in other words it maybe a bad download - the ISO must be Ubuntu compliant before the ISO will load in the USB Creator. mintStick is installed by default in Linux Mint.
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