Rather than downloading the iso file from online, you want it installed via an iso embedded in the executable itself.Ī similar procedure is described on the Creating a Standalone Plugin page as well as īegin by creating a 7-zip SFX configuration file "config.txt" which invokes unetbootin. ghost mentioned this issue on On boot computer will not recognize USB as boot drive Used windows to format my USB 2.0 with: 974 MB capacity, FAT32 fs, and 4096 bytes allocation size (quick format) Downloaded unetbootin-windows-657. While FAT32 drives listed both ways are suitable targets for bootable ISOs, the type 'Local Disk' is not recognized by UNetBootin (current version unetbootin-windows-657.exe). Suppose you want to create a simple executable that will allow your user to just double-click on it and have Slitaz installed to a USB drive after just selecting a target USB drive and pressing OK, with no other intervention necessary. So far so good when choosing 'Try without installing' I arrive at the desktop where I can start the installer. These directions are oriented towards deployment on Windows, but those deploying on Linux can use makeself in a similar fashion. Just got my new laptop (a Dell Precision 5510, i7/16GB/1TB SSD/4k) and after upgrading Win7 to Win10 and shrinking the 1TB disk to create an empty 700GB partition, I booted elementary 0.3.2 (64bit) from a USB created with unetbootin.
Unetbootin method=diskimage isofile="" autoinstall=yesīundling together a script, a disk image, and UNetbootin into a single executable Unetbootin method=distribution distribution=Ubuntu version=9.04_Live installtype=USB autoinstall=yes
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