- How to make a usb drive bootable linux mint install#
- How to make a usb drive bootable linux mint portable#
A 1TB external disk might need to server more purposes than just a live version of linux.
How to make a usb drive bootable linux mint install#
Note that in both cases you may as well still partition the drive so that you have both the install medium / full install AND a standard external drive available. The mode is quite simple: The USB drive is what your hard drive on the PC would be, so changes, installed programs and so on are permanently stored on this medium and whenever you boot from this medium, the last state and data are available.
How to make a usb drive bootable linux mint portable#
Scroll down a little bit to the Download section and click on Rufus Portable link as marked in the screenshot below. First go to the official website of Rufus at and you should see the following window. First go to the official website of Rufus at and you should see the following window. From Windows, Rufus can be used to make a Linux Mint 19 bootable USB drive. This only applies to media that allow rewriting data, so usually CDs are out of the picture. From Windows, Rufus can be used to make a Linux Mint 19 bootable USB drive.
are not stored (except for when you accesses the actual drives of the computer you are using). So installed programs, downloaded data etc.
iso file: Click on the USB drive to make persistent. These live versions are not meant as permanent operating systems, but are running in RAM only. Run the command in terminal: Note the warning and click OK: Double-Click on the i option Install(make a boot device): Double-Click on the p option Persistent Live and select the.
This includes your 1 TB drive.ĭepending on the distribution, this will offer booting into a live version (next to installing the OS), e.g. Ususally done by writing an install iso to a medium, this might be a CD, a USB drive, or an SD-Card.
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