With the storage capacity of a USB flash/thumb drive growing rapidly fast, it’s no longer just for file storage. Instead, people are installing OS (Operating System) into it. LiveUSB Creator is a cross-platform tool that makes installing operating systems on USB flash drives easy. It’s free and it runs on both Windows and Linux. Click here to find out how to install liveusb-creator on your thumb drives.
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Posted by hongkiat in Hardware & Gadget, Windows Tips , at 06.14.08
Tags: fedora, flash drives, install os, operating system, thumb drives, usb |
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Welcome to Paradise June 14th, 2008
This was exactly what I too was thinking about, installing OS in thumb drives since it now comes in sizes of 2 gb, 4 gb and above. I think I will definitely try this Live usb creator.
ReplySyahid A. June 15th, 2008
Really nice tool HK. Can it install most of the operating systems out there or just some specific ones?
ReplyAhTim June 18th, 2008
I tried before. It was Puppy Linux, not more than 30MB if I not mistaken. :)
–blog for dream–
ReplyLoh August 28th, 2008
hey, i found a nice application that suports a number of Linux Distro’s to USB.
Linky : http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
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