LiLi USB Creator-Create Ubuntu bootable LiveUSB,directly run in Windows
Posted Under: General
There’s an article about how to install ubuntu from usb without burning a CD in my blog,where I used Unetbootin which allow both Windows and Linux user to create bootable Live USB.This tutorial shows another USB creator with more powerful functionality and friendly,easy-to-use interface,that’s LiLi USB Creator.
As well as Unetbootin,LiLi USB Creator is a free software for Windows user to create a bootable Live USB key with a Linux on it.But this also offers an exclusive option of automatic virtualization to directly run Linux in Windows without any configuration nor installation.
Features:
* create bootable Live USB of Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, Damn Small Linux, Puppy Linux and many others !
* enable persistency of your data
* launch Linux directly in Windows with a special Portable VirtualBox
* hide created files on the key
See the screenshot:
How to use:
* step 1 : launch the LiLi USB Creator and choose a USB key or drive in the list
* step 2 : select a ISO file or CD
* step 3 : choose the size of persistency data (usually more than 250MB)
* step 4 : check the options you want
* step 5 : click the lightning button to start the creation
Once you created an Live-usb,insert it into your machine and you can directly run it through virtualbox in Windows by following right-click menu options:
* —> LinuxLive ! : will directly launch your Linux in Windows (through VirtualBox)
* —> VirtualBox Interface : will launch the full VirtualBox interface
* —> CD Menu or LinuxLive Menu : will launch the original menu of the Linux CD
Download Link:http://www.linuxliveusb.com/downloads/?version=stable
Related posts:
- Create bootable Live USB Ubuntu with UNetbootin
- Create a Bootable USB Flash Drive with UNetbootin
- How to install UNetbootin in ubuntu
- How to Install Ubuntu 9.10(Karmic) from USB stick
- MultiBoot-Create your Multi-Boot LiveUSB Simply
Reader Comments
I have been playing with this over the last week, in place of the pendrive linux installer. I love the ability of portable-virtualbox and that is the feature that attracted me to it. However I haven’t been able to get Ubuntu 10.04 Beta to fully boot within virtual box. I have no problems if I boot directly from the USB, so the install isn’t damaged. Also, if I install 9.10 virtualbox with run. Have you played with or got 10.04 beta to run in virtualbox?
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