a USB flash driveor

a micro SD

a disk imager

MIN8GB There are various ways to

write an OS on an external device. Here we will see

how to do it with UNetbootin.

orhttps://goo.gl/oCjtC2

>> UNetbootin <<

INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING UBUNTU OS ON

WITH YOUR PCRUNNING UBUNTU

1

Write Ubuntu on your USBflash drive/micro SD usingthe disk imager UNetbootin

When your USB flash drive/micro SD is written, unplug it

C D

Ubuntu

2

orhttps://goo.gl/dZR51D

Ubuntu xx.xx

64bit

Desktop

Choose the following features

A Ubuntu UNetbootin for LinuxB

3

Scan it

Scan it

udoo@udoo666revF: ~udoo@udoo666revF:~$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gezakovacs/ppa

...

udoo@udoo666revF:~$ sudo apt-get update

...

udoo@udoo666revF:~$ sudo apt-get install unetbootin

To install UNetbootin, you must run the following commands in the terminal :

Format Volume

Insert the USB flash drive or the micro SD card into your computer

Once it appears, fill the formatting window as follows :

Choose the following elements

A

B

C

Format your USB flash drive or micro SD card

> Open the drive that you are using

> Click right on the drive

> Choose «format»

Drive

Format...

Don’t overwrite existing data (Quick)

Compatible with all systems/devices (FAT)

Erase

Type

Name

Cancel Format...

Search the Ubuntu file on your computer

Select the drive to which you want to

install Ubuntu

Diskimage ISO UbuntuISO\ubuntu-16.10... ...

Space used to preserve files across reboots (Ubuntu only) 0

Type: USB drive Drive: /dev/sdb OK Cancel

MB

UNetbootin