Penggunaan Unetbootin
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About
This is an easy way to install Ubuntu from a USB drive (or other removable memory device).
Download
Download UNetbootin dari:
Install and prerequisites
Once you've downloaded UNetbootin, make sure it's executable. You can do that one of these ways:
chmod +x ./unetbootin-linux
from Nautilus, highlight UNebootin file, then go to Properties -> Permissions and check "execute"
sudo apt-get install syslinux p7zip-full
(p7zip is an archive utility. SYSLINUX is a Linux bootloader that works on a FAT formatted disk, which is what you'll be using with UNetbootin. You can read more about it here: http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/SYSLINUX)
Using
UNetbootin is set up to automatically install Ubuntu (and other distros), but you can use it to install any distro's iso file. An iso file is just what would be on an installation cd. I wanted to install the ubuntu-eee 804 version (from http://www.ubuntu-eee.com/index.php5?title=Get_Ubuntu_Eee), so I downloaded it to my desktop
Run UNetbootin by clicking on the file icon.
If you want to install one of the included distros, check the "Distribution" button at the top and choose a distro from the list. Then choose the version of the distro you want.
Since I wanted to install Ubuntu-eee, I skipped the "Distribution" option and checked "Diskimage" instead. I browsed to the downloaded iso which entered this path:
- /home/a/Desktop/ubuntu-eee-804.iso
Next, you have to select the USB drive you want to use for installing the operating system. When you plug in the drive, it should cause Nautilus to pop up with a folder for the drive. It will probably have a name like "Disk."
For UNetbootin you need the drive name, so you have to trace it using the mount point (e.g, Disk) that shows up in Nautilus. Open the terminal and search for the name of the mount point using this command (If your mount point isn't "Disk," substitute whatever it is):
mount | grep /media/disk
After you run that command, the result should look something like this:
- /dev/sdd1 on /media/disk type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush)
The device name is the first item that shows up, in this case: /dev/sdd1
Back to UNetbootin, for type select USB Drive and for drive, using my example, select /dev/sdd1
Click OK.
The program will install the bootloader and the iso onto your USB drive. Sometimes is slows to a stop but, if you wait, it should continue and finish. When it's done, remove the drive and plug it into the eee.
Restart (or start) the eee. When the first screen appears press "escape" a few times. That will take you to a boot option. Choose to boot to the USB drive. If everything is ok, it will load Ubuntu from the USB drive. You can either use Ubuntu that way, or click on the "Install" icon to put Ubuntu onto the eee's hard drive.