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Pen Drive Linux - Ubuntu 9.10

I was trying to install Ubuntu on my sister's Netbook ASUS Eee 1005P, only way was to have a USB boot.
Here is how we can create a USB Ubuntu Drive.
Download the latest netbook Ubuntu here


  • Insert a USB stick with at least 2GB of free space 
  • 1GB is fine if you are installing Ubuntu, but 2GB recommended if you are not planning to install but to have Live USB.

  • Download the Universal USB Installer
  • Click 'Run' when prompted
    • If the security dialog appears, confirm by clicking 'Run'
    • Read the licence agreement and choose 'I Agree' to continue
    • Select Ubuntu Desktop Edition from the dropdown list
    • Click 'Browse' and open the downloaded ISO file

    • Choose the USB drive and click 'Create'

    Once completed.
    Goto the BIOS and set the USB Harddrive as the first priority (Make sure the USB is connected to the Netbook)
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