Live USB Drive | LAS | s17e08

Posted on: July 17, 2011

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Live USB Drive | LAS | s17e08

We’ll show you how to save your hard earned monies and how easy it is to stop burning those Linux ISO’s to disc!

Then – Find out why Microsoft is one of the top contributors to the Linux 3.0, and why its really not that big of a deal… Or is it?

Plus so much more!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!


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  • http://scottlinux.com scottlinux

    Great show! It is pronounced E-pis-l like the chat room mentioned. An ancient word for letter.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epistle

    Cheers,

  • Anonymous

    Hard “heard” monies? That doesn’t make any sense. You mean hard *earned* monies.

  • http://www.facebook.com/ObieWanCoyote Christopher Lash

    Incidentally there’s a win32 variant of this called Pendrive Linux (http://www.pendrivelinux.com). I’ve had really good luck with it for making and occasionally retrieve the necessary iso’s for bootable flash drives. I’ve been using it to play with the distro flavor of the week for the past 8 months.

  • Anonymous

    I agree Chris, gParted is one of the best partition utilities available.

  • Anonymous

    Linux noob here …. I’ve got 2 Patriot USBs (Xporters … faster than typical 2.0) that are now bootable with:

    8 gig – Ubuntu 10.10 with Casper persistence( http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/

    16 gig – a plethora of utilities and multiple Linux distros using YUMI
    http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/

    I’m am a computer enthusiast and the default family computer guy.  These set ups have been priceless in saving friends / family data when Windows has puked for whatever reason.  The most recent was a nephew’s dropped laptop.  The disc was still operable, but Windows not.  Ubuntu 10.10 on USB coupled with an external drive saved his data.  My reinstall for him included 10.10 and his version of Windows. 

    Also notable is my granddaughter’s eeePC netbook.  A great little machine with W7 Starter.  While I haven’t timed it I swear that booting and running 10.10 via USB is faster than W7S and offers more features.

    I love Freedom.  ;-)

  • Rohit Pande

    Hi guys. Thx for the unetbootin episode. However, have u guys heard of Multisystem offered by a company called Pendrive Linux (I think)? It allows u to have multiple live isos (it uses grub 2). I have been using it for ages and have multiple tools kike the 32 and 64 bit clonezillas, puppy Linux, gparted, slitaz, tails and pinguy os all in one 4 gb USB with place to spare for regular USB usage.

    The only distros that I have not managed to put in yet are dsl and haiku. Haven’t tried bsds so far. I carry the USB everywhere so that I can use it to help my friends, if they need.

  • Chris

    GoDaddy can bite my ass. Great company until you actually have to deal with them.

  • http://profiles.google.com/webmaster1989 Melroy van den Berg

    Nice LAS again, lol countdown in Firefox under WINDOWS xD

  • Mrwerd

    Oh my god – is there an option of skipping the f**king advert?  30 sec advert takes 3 minutes to play!

  • Gossameriv

    He’ll have half a can of cola this episode…

  • garegin

    win7 is great but putting it on a netbook is atrocious. it’s butt slow. of course the userbase of these netbooks are clueless noobs like the uzbeki guy that came to out shop with an arm netbook that couldn’t run any software.