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How to: Make a USB Pendrive Bootable with Ubuntu

Posted on 14. Feb, 2010 by in Apps, Operating Systems, Ubuntu

You’ll need a bootable USB pendrive more likely to boot from an operating system installe don the USB flash drive, or to run some recovery software. In Ubuntu, making a drive bootable is the easiest task ever, thanks to a software called Disk Utility.

To start the Disk Utility, go to System > Administration > Disk Utility as below:

Starting the Disk Utility

Starting the Disk Utility

Now in the Disk Utility, browse to your drive and click on the partition that you would like to make bootable. Click the Bootable checkbox, or make sure that it is checked:

Make USB drive bootable in Ubuntu

Make USB drive bootable in Ubuntu

That’s it! You’re USB drive is now bootable and you can install any recovery software on it, or portable operating systems.

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