Showing posts with label USB Pen Drive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USB Pen Drive. Show all posts

June 24, 2020

Connect or Mount USB Storage drives in Windows Linux Sub System

Hi folks,

This post will explain the process of connecting / mounting USB devices to Windows Linux Sub Systems

Mount removable media (e.g. E:)

$ sudo mkdir /mnt/e
$ sudo mount -t drvfs E: /mnt/e

Unmount

$ sudo umount /mnt/e
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November 02, 2011

Ubuntu 11.04 to 11.10 upgrade on MacBook Pro Early 2011 (13 inch) 8,1 Model booted from USB Pen Drive and Updated Wireless Drivers

Hi MacUbuntu Users,

I have upgraded Ubuntu 11.04 to 11.10 in Early MacBook Pro 13" (8,1) Model and the upgrade steps as follows.

1. We should have EFI boot enabled on the MacBook as per my previous post
2. Copied the Ubuntu 11.10_amd64+mac.iso to boot folder in the USB (as per the instructions from the EFI Boot)
3. Renamed the Ubuntu 11.10_amd64+mac.iso to boot.iso
4. Restarted the system and Hold the Option button
5. Select EFI (USB) to boot from the 11.10
6. After OS loading, click on Install 11.10 shortcut icon from the Desktop
7. Select Upgrade 11.04 to 11.10 option
8. Select timezone
9. Import 11.04 contacts, firefox bookmarks etc
10. It will take some time to copy and reinstall the packages
11. I got a error like, some packages are properly installed, please install manually.
12. After successfully upgrading the OS, reboot the mac.
13. When EFI display comes, please select EFI partition manager to update the grub
14. Once it has updated the grub, restart the mac and remove the USB pendrive
15. Now, you can boot to your Ubuntu 11.10 on MacBook Pro
16. Now, we need to install the wireless drivers. Please follow my previous post.
17. Then enjoy the latest Ubuntu on MacBook Pro

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May 18, 2011

Boot Windows XP, Vista, 7 from USB Pen Drive

Hi everyone,
I was thinking that, How can I get rid of carrying DVD to install OS on friend's laptop. When I googled, I got some useful info and want to share with you ppl.

Please use the following commands to make USB Bootable with Windows OS

STEP 1: Make USB Ready to made bootable

1) Run Diskpart, In Windows Vista and 7 it has come default, I think in Windows XP you need to install Diskpart.
2) New Window with Diskpart as prompt will be opened.
    DISKPART>
3) See the connected disks by running
    DISKPART> list disk
4) Select the USB disk with its name of the list disk command output. The output usually comes as disk 0, disk 1 etc.
   DISKPART> select disk 1
5) Clean the disk by typing the command
   DISKPART> clean
6) Make the disk partition as primary
   DISKPART> create partition primary
7) Select the partition
   DISKPART> select partition 1
8) Activate the partition
   DISKPART> active
9) Format the partition with NTFS filesystem
   DISKPART> format fs=NTFS
10) Type following command to exit
   DISKPART> assign
   DISKPART> exit

Now the disk is formatted and ready to made bootable

STEP 2: Make USB Bootable

Make USB drive as bootable by executing following commads
1) Insert or mount the Windows OS disk
     Ex: DVD Drive path say G:
2) Use the bootsect.exe to make the USB bootable.
  a) Open CommandPrompt
  b) Change the directory to G:
      cmd> G:
  c) Change to boot directory
      G:> cd boot
  d) Run the following command to make USB Bootable, assume USB drive is H:
      G:/boot> bootsect /nt60 h:
3) Close the command prompt
     G:/boot> exit

STEP 3: Copy OS to USB

Say Example Windows OS DVD drive is G: and USB Drive is H:
Run the following commands to copy the contents from DVD to USB
i) cmd> G:
ii) G:> copy *.* h: /Y /V (or) xcopy /s *.* h:/

STEP 4: Install Windows OS from USB Drive

Please restart and boot from the USB drive to install Windows OS

References:
http://kmwoley.com/blog/?p=345

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December 20, 2010

Wants to do alot with your pendrive like booting, portable applications, logs etc

Hi everyone,
Today I came across pen-drive portable applications and lot more things that we can do with pen-drive.

Here are some links with description
1) http://www.pendriveapps.com/
    You can find all most all application here. Which can be loaded in pen-drive and can used wherever we needed.
Note: Only windows portable application are avail.
2) http://www.montpellier-informatique.com/predator/en/index.php
    Protects your PC with the pen-drive.
3) http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/features/readyboost
    Need additional RAM in your computer. With pen-drive it is possible to upgrade the RAM.
4) http://usbsafeguard.altervista.org/
    Protect your private data.
 5) Boot different Linux OSes from pendrive.
     www.puppylinux.org
     http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/
     http://www.xubuntu.org/

Please make use of these.

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