tamas305
April 4th, 2009, 11:48 PM
I have a USB drive w/this configuration...(these are approx)
- 2gb fat32 portion (for windows stuff)
- 5gb ext3 portion (for ubuntu install, programs, and files)
- .5gb swap portion
I was wondering if it is possible to and GRUB to the flash drive in a way that if you plug it in any computer that boots normally into windows or mac, it will temporarily boot into ubuntu, and once your done you shut down and everything goes back to normal.
Currently my flash drive only works on my home computer because I think that GRUB is split between my internal hd and my USB. Is it possible to install GRUB on my USB in working condition. I consider myself a noob w/ubuntu so please explain
Thank you very much,
tamas305
- 2gb fat32 portion (for windows stuff)
- 5gb ext3 portion (for ubuntu install, programs, and files)
- .5gb swap portion
I was wondering if it is possible to and GRUB to the flash drive in a way that if you plug it in any computer that boots normally into windows or mac, it will temporarily boot into ubuntu, and once your done you shut down and everything goes back to normal.
Currently my flash drive only works on my home computer because I think that GRUB is split between my internal hd and my USB. Is it possible to install GRUB on my USB in working condition. I consider myself a noob w/ubuntu so please explain
Thank you very much,
tamas305