artursm
September 15th, 2009, 06:06 AM
Here's the thing. I've finally learned how to make a bootable usb flash drive for both ubuntu and linux. Now I'd really like to bring those two together into a single flash drive. That is, I want to have an ubuntu live CD and a windows installation disc, both in the same flash drive, along with some method for choosing which to use.
At first I tried splitting the drive into two partitions, eagerly expecting my bios boot menu to recognize the different partitions. That didn't work, and the boot menu only showed the regular usb entry, and selecting it simply took me to the flash partition marked as boot.
So... Any ideas?
I know I'm probably asking too much. But one flash drive is all I have to spare, so I thought I'd give it a try.
Thanks
At first I tried splitting the drive into two partitions, eagerly expecting my bios boot menu to recognize the different partitions. That didn't work, and the boot menu only showed the regular usb entry, and selecting it simply took me to the flash partition marked as boot.
So... Any ideas?
I know I'm probably asking too much. But one flash drive is all I have to spare, so I thought I'd give it a try.
Thanks