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Install any linux from a usb the easy way

Install any linux from a usb the easy way
Are you tired of wasting all your disks on linux distros?
Mabye your cd drive is broken?
Or mabye you cant be bothered to get a disk out and burn the linux iso?

In this instructable I am going to show you how to install linux from a usb the easiest way I know how.
 
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Step 1What you need

What you need

Ok,what you need is...
1.A copy of linux.This can be any one you want. If you havent got one then have
a look around and see what suites you the best.If you are looking for a simple user
friendly os I would suggest linux mint http://www.linuxmint.com/

2.You will need this program http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ 

3. A usb =)

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Mar 27, 2012. 2:58 PMpfred2 says:
I love Unetbootin if the PC I am installing to has a USB port, and can boot off of it. Unfortunately that is not always the case. I can recall some Linux distribution not working with Unetbootin at all too. Although I cannot remember right now which it was. It may have been Arch. Whatever it was I remember I couldn't even get it to work with the manual image installation in Unetbootin. But manually setting up the flash drive I managed to get the distro to USB boot.
Nov 10, 2011. 5:56 PMSpeakerBoy says:
Another relatively "beginner friendly" distro to try is Puppy Linux. Of the 4 or 5 others I tried to install, Puppy was fast, friendly, and functional. UNetBootin rocks! Thanks!
Sep 7, 2011. 1:49 AMsiamonsez says:
Many Linux distros can be run directly from the usb stick, so it is easy to try one out for a few days before committing. This also allows for testing out several distros to find one that suits you.

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