Universal USB Installer 2.0.1.6 download the last version for apple

Drag and Drop ISO Files onto USBĭrag and Drop functionality is supported so long as you don't need persistence, and do not need the tool to keep track of your installs for possible removal at a later point. Currently supporting up to 40GB persistence. Starting with version 2.0.1.6, the USB drive is formatted with an exFAT filesystem, so an option to use a larger than 4GB casper-rw or live-rw persistent block file, (also known as an overlay image) is now possible. Ubuntu based Casper persistence works with FAT32, NTFS, or exFAT formatted drives. This persistence feature allows you to save changes and then restore those changes on subsequent boots. Persistence feature for saving changesĪnother key feature of this bootable USB maker is the use of persistent storage, where available. This method allows your USB drive to appear to Windows as a regular exFAT formatted flash drive and enables you to continue using your removable device for traditional storage purposes. UUI offers a more practical method than DD through the use of an exFAT partition for storing bootable ISO files and block images, along with a separate hidden secondary FAT boot partition which is used to boot those files. However, if the filesystem used by the CD/DVD image supports expansion, it may be possible to recover lost USB drive space by extending the space and creating another partition to use for storage. This process causes the drive to appear limited to the size of the chosen ISO file which can prevent you from continuing to use the drive for storage purposes. The DD method of copying, commonly referred to as 'Data Destroyer' works by overwriting the entire file system on a flash drive with that of a CD or DVD image. Some boot from USB tools use simple DD (Copy and Convert) commands to directly burn ISO to USB. Once finished, you should have a ready to run Live USB containing the Live operating system, Windows installer, or system diagnostics utility you previously selected. Simply select your target flash drive, choose your distribution from the list, browse to the ISO file (or choose to download the ISO), and then click Create.

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Universal USB Installer 2.0.1.6 download the last version for apple