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Multisystem - creates multi-boot USB images
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nooby

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PostPosted: Mon 21 May 2012, 06:34    Post_subject:  Multisystem - creates multi-boot USB images  
Is this interesting?
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... a new project that some of our "geekier" readers may find useful.

MultiSystem is a live CD which comes with a interesting tool
that enables users to create multi-boot USB images.

The graphical utility is very simple to use - all you need to do
is connect a FAT-formatted USB Flash drive (you can use the included
Disk Utility to create and format partitions on the drive), then add ISO
or IMG files of your choice from a hard disk.

The tool will then create a bootable USB Flash drive which will boot
into a menu listing the added ISO and IMG files. Useful not only for
building custom multi-boot USB Flash drives, but also for booting netbooks
and other computers without a CD-ROM drive.

The project's SourceForge page and home page are all in French,
but the MultiSystem live CD offers a choice between French and English
languages directly from the initial boot menu. Here is a quick link to
download the latest MultiSystem ISO image (based on Ubuntu 12.04)


link to the iso
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/multisystem/ms_lts_precise_r4.iso
link to the page but you have to look for that text. I did copy all of it.
http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20120521#feature
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PostPosted: Mon 21 May 2012, 23:11    Post_subject:  
Did you try it with Puppy? I know I had trouble years ago when I tried booting directly from an .iso with Grub. It worked with other distros, but not with Puppy.
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