In this post I will explain to create a bootable USB disk to install Ubuntu 16.10.
Prerequisites
- USB Flash disk with at least 2 GB free space.
- Ubuntu 16.10 ISO image
Steps
- Install gparted tool to enable formatting of the USB disk.
- Install mksub tool to wipe out the first mega byte of file system and create a new a partition of
same file system.
- Run Startup Disk Creator/USB Creator
Once you click the right-most button, eventually it will create a bootable USB disk for Ubuntu 16.10.
Now as the final step after using usb stick for boot-able disk task, in order to restore usb disk to standard storage drive we can use the mksub-nox utility.
- Install gparted tool to enable formatting of the USB disk.
- Install mksub tool to wipe out the first mega byte of file system and create a new a partition of
same file system.
- Run Startup Disk Creator/USB Creator
- Insert the usb disk and run the Startup Disk Creator.
- Choose the image file and make sure to format the USB stick using usb creator's graphical user interface.
Once you click the right-most button, eventually it will create a bootable USB disk for Ubuntu 16.10.
Now as the final step after using usb stick for boot-able disk task, in order to restore usb disk to standard storage drive we can use the mksub-nox utility.
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