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Thanks to fast USB version 3 and low price of USB flash disks we are able to run and use a Linux OS from the USB flash very efficiently, all without a need to modify a HDD of main PC or notebook. Actually there are several tools which allows to make a bootable USB flash with our preferred version of linux on it.

The best tolls are, or Universal-USB-Installer. All of them are able to create a single or multi OS boot Live USB flash disk. And this could be a problem. The Live OS means the any data, installation, changes to the main Live system are lost after a reboot. These tools therefore allows to make a presistance LIve USB installation, with a folder up to 4GB, where we are able to put files which will not be cleared after a reboot. But taking all advantages of using of full OS installation we need to perform a full system instalation. There are several ways how to do it (for example using two usb keys).

For me looks more safe using the virtualbox tool for it. Environment and prerequisities My environment consist of: • Win 7 64 bit • Virtualbox 4.3.26 with the VM virtualbox extension pack installed (it is required for the USB version 2 support) • Downloaded a linux ISO image, in my case the Linux Mint 64 bit Cinamon 17.1 • an USB flash disk of 10GB size at least, in my case SanDisk 32GB USB3.0 • Internet access Installation Insert an USB flash disk into a PC slot, I had some problem with USBv3 ports, where my VM Live linux was not able to recognize the flash disk. Moving it from an USBv3 port to an USBv2 port solved it. Start virtulalbox, where we will create a live VM machine without a HDD but booted from the ISO linux file, which we will be used to install the main linux system into the USB flash. Steps required to create the live machine: 1) create a new linux 64 bit machine 2) set the size of RAM memory, 1024MB in my case 3) Do not create a HDD file 4) and once the machine was created click on the machine settings where we will set other parameters.

The Sims Freeplay Hack Money 2016. First click on the system menu and check the booting settings, where the cd have to be before the Hard Disk 5) set display parameters 6) within the Storage item map the ISO linux image to the cdrom 7) set the network as bridged over a real net adapter, as the installation process will download some files 8) then finally map the USB flash disk 9) start the Live machine and wait till the system boot. Before we could continue, check if the USB flash disk have been mounted and is correctly recognized within the VM machine. It have to before we will proceed. We may check it within the Linux file manager (the usb drive is auto mounted) or using cli: int@mint ~ $ sudo su - mint ~ # blkid /dev/loop0: TYPE='squashfs' /dev/sr0: LABEL='Linux Mint 17.1 Cinnamon 64-bit' TYPE='iso9660' /dev/sda1: LABEL='XBOOT' UUID='08D8-31E1' TYPE='vfat' If the USB disk was not recognized, try to install the guest additions adding a secondary cdrom with the addition inserted in and then running./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run. Or try to simply change the USB port (work for me) 10) if we have the usb drive recognized we may stat main installation process clicking on the ' Install Linux Mint' desktop icon.