Have you ever wondered if it’s possible to install an operating system directly onto a USB drive instead of the internal disk? What would this give you?
Actually, a lot. First of all, you will have a fully functional operating system on the USB stick that you can plug into any computer, using your own settings and pre-installed programs. It will leave no traces on the PC or laptop you’re using, as everything will stay on the USB drive.
Second, you can use it to restore any computer that doesn’t have a drive or has a failed drive, because everything you need is on the USB drive.
Third, if you want to experiment with and learn the Linux Mint operating system without messing with your existing drives and disks, while still keeping all your progress, this method works perfectly.
In this video, I will show you step-by-step how to download the Linux Mint ISO, verify it, flash it onto a USB drive, load Live Boot from the USB drive, and install Linux onto another USB drive.
This will be my most comprehensive installation guide yet, where I’ve tried to cover all common questions and issues raised by viewers in my other Linux Mint videos.
0:00 Intro
1:49 Step 1: Download Linux Mint iso
3:18 Step 2: Verify Linux Mint iso
4:44 Integrity Check
6:51 Authenticity Check
7:54 Step 3: Flashing Linux Mint iso
13:53 Alternative Flashing Tool: Rufus
17:14 Step 4: Load Linux Mint Live Boot
18:40 How to Enter BIOS/UEFI
22:16 Step 5: Install Linux Mint
25:24 Partitioning USB Drive
29:01 Choosing Device for Boot Loader
31:42 Step 6: Start Linux Mint
33:42 Linux Mint is Installed
36:40 What is Windows Stopped Booting
38:04 Outro
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Hi I've having trouble trying to flash a SSD drive using either of those programs. I created a volume with GPT and MBR and can see it fine in win 11 neither of those types of volumes seem to work. I disabled everything in windows defender and ran the apps in admin mode. It doesn't show up as a device in rufus. Balena etcher doesn't allow me to select the target after opening the image file. Is there some other way to image a SSD in Win 11?
Android Linux be like:62528261752927292729182191819282
Yes but how to keep all drivers for all graphics and chipsets usualy after some updates, system get optimized for existing PC and the rest is cleaned.
Keep the good work up! You nailed it!
I am going to make my own USB stick Linux OS as well. Great detailed video.
Great, thank you very much! Will be very helpful to me.
I like Linux Mint. Great guide btw.😎
Thanks for mentioning the keys to enter the boot menu for different machines 👍
Thank you for this complete guide. I needed these step by step instructions. Is it necessary to verify the ISO?
Oh wow, that's awesome. I wonder if you can make a dual boot on a USB drive? Like Windows and Linux?
Big thanks for sharing this awesome tutorial, I'm looking forward to get Linux installed on my USB drive and use it😊