heyas, im trying to setup an usb installation stick with multiple isos. i need ubuntu10.10_64bit.iso, ubuntu10.04_32bit.iso, windows7.iso and 2 others isos on it to setup some computers at my work place.
it would be a really nice feature in unetbootin to be able to select multiple isos instead of only one. simply add an add button to the iso selection so users are able to select as many isos as they want.
would be awesome to see this in future versions of unetbootin. pls forward this post to the developers.
if someone can help me with my problem would be nice, i tried alot to but i can't get it to work.
thx alot
cheers, winux
unetbootin create usb stick with multiple isos *Feature Request*
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, Mar 13 2011 04:04 PM
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Posted 15 March 2011 - 04:22 PM
heyas, im trying to setup an usb installation stick with multiple isos. i need ubuntu10.10_64bit.iso, ubuntu10.04_32bit.iso, windows7.iso and 2 others isos on it to setup some computers at my work place.
it would be a really nice feature in unetbootin to be able to select multiple isos instead of only one. simply add an add button to the iso selection so users are able to select as many isos as they want.
would be awesome to see this in future versions of unetbootin. pls forward this post to the developers.
if someone can help me with my problem would be nice, i tried alot to but i can't get it to work.
thx alot
cheers, winux
You may want to try reading "UNetbootin" as "Sardu":
http://reboot.pro/forum/100/
or "Xboot":
http://reboot.pro/forum/126/
In other words, you should look for a solution to your problem (as opposed to asking for the solution to your problem through this particular app)
.Known problem, compare with chocolate covered bananas
:http://homepages.tes...red-banana.html
Wonko
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