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== Prepare Bootable Flash from Linux ===== Prepare Bootable Flash from within Unity (Linux) ===From within Unity simply use the "Startup Disk Creator" utility that comes with the standard installation of Ubuntu. Open the Unity dash launcher to access Startup Disk Creator. From within Unity simply use the "Startup Disk Creator" utility that comes with the standard installation of Ubuntu. Ubuntu distributions from 8.04 "Hardy" onwards have "Startup Disk Creator" a usb-creator tool that creates a bootable USB flash drive from a Ubuntu CD or iso image.Once Startup Disk Creator is launched, click the "other" option to locate and load your distribution ISO image file. On the bottom of the interface select your USB Flash device or thumb drive.# Open the Unity dash launcher to access Startup Disk Creator. # Once Startup Disk Creator is launched, click the "other" option to locate and load your distribution ISO image file. On the bottom of the interface select your USB Flash device or thumb drive.Now click "Make Startup Disk."# Now click "Make Startup Disk."== Prepare Bootable Flash from Microsoft Windows ===== Prepare Bootable Flash from Microsoft Windows === Run the USB Installer program and choose the version of Ubuntu you have downloaded. (''uncheck Download the ISO if checked'')* [http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/#button Download Universal USB Installer] # Run the USB Installer program and choose the version of Ubuntu you have downloaded. (''uncheck Download the ISO if checked'')# Click Browse and select and open the .iso file you downloaded earlier. # Select your USB flash drive by name from the list. Check the box next to the list to say that you want to format the drive.# Click "Create" to put the installer onto your USB flash drive. Click Browse and select and open the .iso file you downloaded earlier. The whole process should only take a few minutes. All of the files on the USB flash drive will be erased.Select your USB flash drive by name from the list. Check the box next to the list to say that you want to format the drive.=== Prepare Bootable Flash (Legacy) ===Click Create to put the installer onto your USB flash drive. The whole process should only take a few minutes. All of the files on the USB flash drive will be erased.For older distributions or on systems without "Startup Disk Creator" there is a command-line process that can be used which involves [[Creating bootable USB Flash Drive]] with SYSLINUX. SYSLINUX is a boot loader that operates off of an MS-DOS FAT filesystem. Most USB flash drives come with a FAT filesystem. SYSLINUX is available for both Linux and MS Windows.See [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USB%20Installation%20Media USB Installation Media] on ubuntu.com and go to the section Creating bootable USB manually.