Creating your bootable Linux USB involves several key steps: Download the ISO File: Visit the official website of your chosen Linux distribution and download the ISO file. Prepare the Bootable USB: ...

S2-HyperCalc A minimal 64-bit bootable Linux ISO that runs a custom C program as init. Built using a precompiled Linux kernel, GRUB bootloader, and custom initramfs without a full Linux distro.

This article explores the possible causes and suggests what you can do if your Virtual Machine won't boot without the ISO file.

My plan was to create the img of the disk, and use mkisofs to create a bootable linux CD from it. However I'm stuck between 'how to turn installation into file you can make an iso' part.

To start, you need to obtain the latest Puppy Linux ISO file. Visit the official Puppy Linux download page and select the desired version, such as FossaPup64, which closely resembles Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

Getting an ISO file to a USB drive isn't as easy as copying it over. Here's how to burn an ISO file to a USB flash drive on Windows.