After a while, as I already wrote, the installer failed for me with “missing data from cdrom”, bringing me to the installation menu. This will start the installation where you can first choose a language and the like. Now, boot the system from the USB stick you just created.
UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER LINUX UBUNTU ISO
Next, and this is important, copy the iso you downloaded onto the USB stick, as we will need it later when we booted into the installation. It’s actually pretty straight forward so I’m not going to post it again. Click on the dash home button and search for 'OS-Uninstaller'. Is a program that use Linux to create Bootable USBs and.
UNIVERSAL USB INSTALLER LINUX UBUNTU INSTALL
That is, run the Disc Create / USB Installer and follow the instructions. sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install -y os-uninstaller & os-uninstaller. If you need to install some Linux images on an USB, Universal USB Installer is a great solution. Then, you’ll need to follow the guide to creating a usb stick as posted on the download page when you click ‘Show me how’. Read more after the break.Īnyway, first, you’ll of course need the Ubuntu Server Iso Image and the Universal USB Install in case you’re on Windows or the ‘Startup Disc Creator’ in case you’re already running Ubuntu. I actually wonder why it could not find anything because it was apparently looking in the right places (i.e. Then in Ubuntu installer main menu select.
My problem was that the Server Installer kept trying to load files from the CD and could not find them, which made the installation fail. When installer report Try mounting the CD-ROM selectAfter struggling with installing Ubuntu Server 10.04 from a bootable usb stick, here are some hints in case anyone else ever wants to do this.
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