Create Live Bootable USB drive with UNetbootin Linux



  • Latest version: 7.2
  • Last Updated: December, 24th 2021
  • License : Freeware
  • OS : Linux
  • File size : 5.24 MB
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UNetbootin Linux is an open-source and multi-platform application that provides a convenient way for users to create bootable Live USB flash drives that are distributed as modified ISO images with different Linux and BSD-based operating systems. It is also known as "Universal Netboot Installer" application that is running on operating systems such as Linux, Microsoft Windows, and Mac OS X, enabling people who want to install Linux on a computer that does not have a CD or DVD-ROM drive, such as laptops and netbooks which are ultra-portable.

Here, we will cover how to quickly get UNetbootin and running within an Ubuntu Linux Operating Environment.



How To Install & Run UNetbootin Linux Under Ubuntu

Additionally, you can install Linux on a USB using UNetbootin. To do that, you need a 4 GB USB flash drive, a computer that is running Windows, Ubuntu, or Mac. Also, Linux ISO image must be downloaded on your device such as Puppy, Linux, Mint, Ubuntu, etc. First, download UNetbootin on your device. We provide you the download link on this site. The only thing you have to do is select your operating system and click on the download button. Then the application will be downloaded onto your device automatically. When the downloading process is completed, double click on it. If you are switching from a Windows computer, there are two options.

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Note: WinZip and WinRar will attempt to associate the image as a compressed file on Windows.

How To Use UNetbootin Under Ubuntu Linux

Features Of UNetbootin Linux

UNetbootin Linux supported distributions

  • Debian – Stable/ Wheezy, Testing Jessie, Unstable/ Sid
  • Linux Mint – 13, 14, 14
  • openSUSE – 10.2, 10.3, 11.0, 11.1, Factory
  • Arch Linux – 2-10.05
  • Damn Small Linux – 4.4
  • SliTaz – Stable, Cooking
  • Puppy Linux – 4.00
  • gNewSense – deltah 2.1
  • FreeBSD – 6.3, 7.0, 7.2, 8.0
  • NetBSD – 4.0
  • Fedora – 17, 18, Rawhide
  • PCLinuxOS – 2010
  • Sabayon Linux – 5.2, 5.2
  • Gentoo – 2007.0, 2008.0
  • MEPIS – SimplyMEPIS 8, AntiX 8
  • Zenwalk – 5.2
  • Slax – 6
  • Dreamlinux – 3.2
  • Elive – Development
  • CentOS – 4, 5, 6
  • Mandriva – 2007.1, 2008.0, 2008.1
  • LinuxConsole – 1.0.2009
  • Frugalware Linux – Stable, Testing, Current
  • xPUD – 0.9.2