CREATE A MULTIBOOT USB FLASH DRIVE [Multiple OS] || CODINGBITE
Hey guys,
Creating a bootable USB to install any operating system mainly involves three steps: format the USB device, burn the ISO image into it, and then just boot into your system.
Whether you want to make a bootable USB on Windows or Linux, there are several applications available like Rufus that can help you to do the same. But if you want to install another OS, you have to repeat the same process again to make a bootable USB with a new OS.
There are also several applications available to create a multiboot USB on Windows or Linux, such as YUMI, WinSetupFromUSB, MultiSystem. But, in this video, I want to introduce you to the latest cross-platform application, Ventoy, and easily creates multiboot USB on Linux using Ventoy.
Ventoy is a new open-source software that allows you to create a bootable USB stick for one or more ISO image files. Unlike traditional methods, you don’t need to format your USB devices every time to burn new ISO files.
What Ventoy makes different from other applications is the way it eases the process of flashing ISO to USB devices. The only thing you have to do is just install Ventoy on USB, copy any number of ISO files to create multiboot USB, and boot it to install multiple OS.
Download link Ventoy:- https://github.com/ventoy/Ventoy/rele...
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