Showing posts with label ubuntu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ubuntu. Show all posts

Saturday, 8 September 2018

Make a bootable USB DRIVE(pendrive) in Linux

After Ubuntu 12 making a bootable pendrive using startup disk creator has not been smooth and has been difficult to do. Ofcourse this can be used in other linux platforms too.

There is a new software "Ether" that is cross platform, open source tool in the market to burn images to SD card and USB. It’s called Etcher.


Download Etcher AppImage from the link below:

Once downloaded, you need to make it executable. Right click on the downloaded file and go to Properties


And in here, check the “Allow executing file as program” option.

Then double click Etcher, Click on Select image and browse to the location where you have downloaded the ISO. Etcher automatically recognizes the USB drive. You can change it if you have multiple USBs plugged in. Once it has selected the ISO and USB drive, it’ll give you the option to flash the ISO to USB drive. Click on Flash do start flashing the drive with the selected ISO.

By the end of this process you will have a bootable USB drive with your ISO. 

 Reference and Credits: https://itsfoss.com/create-fedora-live-usb-ubuntu/

Monday, 16 October 2017

Creating a backup of installed ubuntu(ISO image)

1. Download Relinux 0.2 from

http://sourceforge.net/projects/re-linux/?source=directory

                                     OR

http://nchc.dl.sourceforge.net/project/re-linux/relinux_0.2.1b1.tar.gz

2. Create a folder "relinux" on Desktop and extract the content from the above link to this folder.

3. To install, simply type this into a Terminal window( Read file relinux/INSTALL on Desktop for instructions):

$ sudo cp -R usr etc /

4. After you have installed it, look at Desktop/relinux/usr/share/doc/relinux/README.

   Type this into a Terminal window to generate the configuration file:
 
$ cp /etc/relinux/relinux.conf ./relinux.conf
 
$ sed -i 's:EXCLUDES="\(.*\)":EXCLUDES="\1 '`readlink -f ./relinux.conf`'":g' ./relinux.conf

5. Install Dependencies for Relinux :

$ sudo apt-get install libdebian-installer4 casper ubiquity ubiquity-frontend-gtk discover-config xresprobe tree dialog

6. Copy the file

Desktop/relinux/etc/relinux/relinux/splash/splash.png to Desktop

Edit relinux.conf for customisation from Desktop/relinux/

Replace the following line

SPLASHIMAGE=/etc/relinux/relinux/splash/splash.png
           
          with

SPLASHIMAGE=/home/ebs/Desktop/splash.png

7. Type the following command in terminal:

$ sudo relinux squashfs ./relinux.conf

8. Type the following command to prepare an iso file.

$ sudo relinux onlyiso ./relinux.conf

Reference Video link : http://ubuntutes.com/wp/index.php/2016/12/31/create-backup-of-installed-ubuntu-12-04-12-10-13-04-as-install-iso-using-relinux/