Q.
A. http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ has an extensive range of live OSs, which you can put on a USB.
It supports:
* NEW XBMC â Site
* ZenWalk Live â Site
* PCLinuxOS MiniMe â Site
* TinyCore 3 â Site
* CentOS 5 â Site
* Fedora 13 â Site
* Ubuntu 9.10/10.04.1 Desktop i386/amd64 â Site
* Kubuntu 9.10/10.04.1 Desktop i386/amd64 â Site
* Redo Backup and Recovery 0.9.5 â Site
* Runt Linux 5.0 â Site
* Feather Linux 0.7.5 â Site
* Debian Live 5.0.5 â Site
* Peppermint Linux OS â Site
* GParted 0.6.1-2 â Site
* PartedMagic 5.1 â Site
* EasyPeasy 1.6 (NetBook Distro) â Site
* KNOPPIX V6.2.1 â Site
* DBAN 2.2.6 (Hard Disk Nuker) â Site
* RIP Linux 10.x â Site
* Dr.Web Live CD Scanner 5.03 â Site
* Lucid Puppy 5.0.1 â Site
* BackTrack 3 and 4 â Site
* YlmF OS V3.0 â Site
* Xubuntu 9.10/10.04 Desktop i386/amd64 â Site
* Lubuntu 10.04 Site
* Ubuntu NetBook Remix 10.04 â Site
* Ubuntu Rescue Remix Revision 1 â Site
* Ubuntu Server 9.10/10.04 32bit/64bit Installer â Site
* Ubuntu Mini Remix 10.04 â Site
* Linux Mint 9 â Site
* Crunchbang 9.04 â Site
* gOS 3.1 gadgets â Site
* Ultimate Boot CD â Site
* Gentoo 10.1 â Site
* xPUD 0.9.2 â Site
* Simply MEPIS 8.0.15 â Site
* EEEBuntu 3.0 (Netbook Distro) â Site
* DSL (Damn Small Linux) 4.4.9 â Site
* Puppy Linux â Site
* Puppy Arcade 8 (Console Game Emulator) â Site
* Kiwi Linux 9.04 â Site
* SLAX 6.1.2 â Site
* SliTaZ â Site
* Ophcrack XP â Site
* Clonezilla â Site
* Jolicloud (NetBook Distro) â Site
* Dynebolic 2.5.2 DHORUBA â Site
* PLoP Linux 4.0.5 (a minimalist Linux Rescue System) â Site
* System Rescue CD 1.5.4 (another Linux Rescue System) â Site
You'll want to use Universal Installer, which is as simple as 1 2 3.
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
Also, there's alot more Linux distros. that can run of a USB, just a lot harder to setup, you might as well not bother.
Aran.
It supports:
* NEW XBMC â Site
* ZenWalk Live â Site
* PCLinuxOS MiniMe â Site
* TinyCore 3 â Site
* CentOS 5 â Site
* Fedora 13 â Site
* Ubuntu 9.10/10.04.1 Desktop i386/amd64 â Site
* Kubuntu 9.10/10.04.1 Desktop i386/amd64 â Site
* Redo Backup and Recovery 0.9.5 â Site
* Runt Linux 5.0 â Site
* Feather Linux 0.7.5 â Site
* Debian Live 5.0.5 â Site
* Peppermint Linux OS â Site
* GParted 0.6.1-2 â Site
* PartedMagic 5.1 â Site
* EasyPeasy 1.6 (NetBook Distro) â Site
* KNOPPIX V6.2.1 â Site
* DBAN 2.2.6 (Hard Disk Nuker) â Site
* RIP Linux 10.x â Site
* Dr.Web Live CD Scanner 5.03 â Site
* Lucid Puppy 5.0.1 â Site
* BackTrack 3 and 4 â Site
* YlmF OS V3.0 â Site
* Xubuntu 9.10/10.04 Desktop i386/amd64 â Site
* Lubuntu 10.04 Site
* Ubuntu NetBook Remix 10.04 â Site
* Ubuntu Rescue Remix Revision 1 â Site
* Ubuntu Server 9.10/10.04 32bit/64bit Installer â Site
* Ubuntu Mini Remix 10.04 â Site
* Linux Mint 9 â Site
* Crunchbang 9.04 â Site
* gOS 3.1 gadgets â Site
* Ultimate Boot CD â Site
* Gentoo 10.1 â Site
* xPUD 0.9.2 â Site
* Simply MEPIS 8.0.15 â Site
* EEEBuntu 3.0 (Netbook Distro) â Site
* DSL (Damn Small Linux) 4.4.9 â Site
* Puppy Linux â Site
* Puppy Arcade 8 (Console Game Emulator) â Site
* Kiwi Linux 9.04 â Site
* SLAX 6.1.2 â Site
* SliTaZ â Site
* Ophcrack XP â Site
* Clonezilla â Site
* Jolicloud (NetBook Distro) â Site
* Dynebolic 2.5.2 DHORUBA â Site
* PLoP Linux 4.0.5 (a minimalist Linux Rescue System) â Site
* System Rescue CD 1.5.4 (another Linux Rescue System) â Site
You'll want to use Universal Installer, which is as simple as 1 2 3.
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
Also, there's alot more Linux distros. that can run of a USB, just a lot harder to setup, you might as well not bother.
Aran.
Can I Install Widows or Linux in a PenDrive?
Q. Could I Run My OS from a Pendrive?
A. Ya u could run Linux, I dont know about Windows, Microsoft probably doesnt want you to do that. A lot of Linux distros actually have a built-in option for installing to a USB flash drive. A commandline version of Windows, called Windows PE, can also be run off a flash drive.
where can i download Damn Small Linux for pendrive?
Q. i went to Linux sites but it seems to take me to places with many odd links in it which makes me confuses where to go. help.
A. http://damnsmalllinux.org/download.html
If you're going for the pendrive consider Puppy Linux. It's much faster and can do more.
If you're going for the pendrive consider Puppy Linux. It's much faster and can do more.
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