I have ubuntu linux 16.04 x64 installed on my pc. Is there a way to transfer this system to a USB flash drive, saving all the settings and programs, then fully launch it?
- ru.stackoverflow.com/a/456432/191416 - don Rumata
- As far as I heard, then using the OS on a flash drive is not the best option due to the fact that the system will constantly write files, and flash drives, in turn, are not designed for this; that is, there is a possibility that the flash drive will blink after a while. In general, before, the same Startup Disk Creator allowed you to create bootable flash drives with space reservation for data storage, that is, you get a full-fledged OS, not a boot drive, ... all you had to do was install the software and use it. Perhaps now this can be done through UNetbootin (the place can be reserved for sure, but I don’t know if it will be ... - Roman Grinyov
- ... use the system) ... - Roman Grinyov
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UNetbootin - Install this program from the standard repository and it will create a bootable flash drive. Then you can write there all the files that you consider necessary.
Or the second option is to create an ISO image of your system and write it to the flash drive already.
Sergey Sergey
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