Re: Installing ubuntu on DOS from usb .iso file
Originally Posted by
glensgrant
Hi guys
So I'm trying to install the newest ubuntu version on a laptop with no cd rom drive or operating system outside of DOS, which I am unfortunately not very familiar with. I have a usb with which I want to install ubuntu, but am not sure how to access the file. Also, since I don't have any form of software on the other computer, is there a way in which I can prepare the .iso installation file to launch directly off the drive?
thanks in advance
That's not DOS. That's your BIOS.
You need to figure out which key brings up the "boot" options so that you can select USB. On some systems, it's F12. Yours might be different.
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