Win7 Home Prem, Win7 Ultimate etc.? Just click next when it asks for the key select the copy that you have the valid key for then when whe it is installed input the proper key at the sytem part of the control pannel clcik change product key , you must do this otherwise you only have a 30 trial.
Hi,May I know how to put the background? Sir, can i use sardu for creating a multiboot sd card multiple os similar to a multiboot usb?
Hi, You should be able to do that. What should I do next? I have done it now. All sorted now. Hi, I have created multiple bootable usb using sardu, and now I want to add linux on my usb too, should I create it from begining?
Sir I just want to know aside from creating a bootable usb using sardu.. I mean I have a problem with my other pc.. Sir can you help.. Thank you.. You may have to perform a startup repair. You can google it for the specific instructions for your OS. Can we add softwares in this usb like Hiren Cd has? Can we add our custom image on choosing the option at startup? No and yes. You can only add those that are already supported. Vijay : Hi Adnan, 1. Vijay thanks for replying.
By image I mean the background image wallpaper , while selecting the boot option. Sardu does not work with 32 gb pen drive. I selected more than 12 gb ISO file to create a multi boot pen drive.
Please help me …. Sardu is nice, but my company implemented a windows domain policy that prevents Windows from writing any removable media. I want to take Windows right out of the mix altogether. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account. Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
Email Address:. Sign me up! Subscribe in a reader. SARDU 2. The necessary ISO files 4. Internet connection optional if you have all the necessary files SARDU is a really a versatile tool, using which you can create not just a OS setup drive but also make your pen drive an ultimate troubleshooter. To create a multi-operating system setup pen drive, follow these steps: 1. Extract Sardu. Open Sardu. So, how about installing more than one Linux distributions on a single USB?
We are going to see how to do it in this tutorial. Well, we have a tool which does exactly the same by keeping more than one Linux distribution on a single USB drive. All you have to do is select the distributions you want to install. In this tutorial, we will cover how to install multiple Linux distribution on a USB stick for live sessions. It also supports uninstalling any distribution at any point in time, so you can reclaim space on your drive for another one.
Persistence gives you an option to save changes to the USB drive in runtime. Click on Install distro option and proceed with the installation. It will take some time to complete before showing a successful installation message.
You can now see the distribution in the installed section. For another OS, repeat the process. This is what it looks like when I installed a copy of Ubuntu This is a bit target, as UEFI is only fully supported on bit hardware.
First, we need to format the USB stick. We will assume that the USB stick is set up with a single partition, although you could use the first partition of a multi-partition layout.
What you cannot get away with is a stick formatted with no partition table, as some are. The choice of filesystem is largely up to you, as long as it is something that Grub can read. Use whatever fits in with your other planned uses of the drive, we generally stick with FAT as it means we can download and add ISO images from a Windows computer if necessary. Note: the boot-directory option points to the folder that will contain the Grub files but the device name you give is the whole stick, not the partition.
Now we create a Grub configuration file with:. This will create a configuration to boot the distros on your hard drive, so load grub. This gives us a bare configuration file with no menu entries. Load grub.
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