Make bootable usb from iso

[ntesla123]

I need to boot the ultimate boot cd from an usb stick. Do I just copy the iso image to the usb key?

How do I make the usb stick bootable?

[KegHead]

Hi!

Make sure you have at least a 1gb stick.

Goto:

system...administration...start up disk creator.

your iso will show up as source

&

your stick as disk to use.

hit erase disk and then make start up disk.

Enjoy!

KegHead

[linuxuser12345]

What version are you trying to put onto a USB? 10.10 and up will work fine the way KegHead showed you, but 10.04 LTS and under you will have to use UNetbootin to install the Live Disk to a USB drive.

Go to:
Applications... Ubuntu Software Center... (type)UNetbootin... Install

Then go to:
Applications... System Tools... UNetbootin

May I mention that 10.10+ will also work with UNetbootin?

[Dave_L]

Startup Disk Creator, when run on 10.04, can make a 10.04 Live USB.

[C.S.Cameron]

I need to boot the ultimate boot cd from an usb stick. Do I just copy the iso image to the usb key?

How do I make the usb stick bootable?

If you actually meant to ask how to boot the iso from USB stick, check out MultiBootUSB.
It works from grub 2 so you will need to install it while booting a grub 2 system, (Live CD works.

UNetbootin should also work but does not offer persistence out of the box.

Persistent partitions can be added for both of the above.

Not sure if usb-creator works with the Ultimate edition.