

mount this Linux OS partition, sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt Take note on the partition number /dev/sdaX, replace X with actual number paste onto the old pc's unallocated space. copy the Linux OS partition clone from USB drive run gparted, create a unallocated space, large enough for Linux OS on old PC's hard disk get another linux os, small one, that run from CD, so that you can boot from the linux CD in live mode, such as partedmagic, antiX, in fact, almost any CD size Linux iso that can run Live with gparted preinstalled Next step is to do this to your old PC, provided it can read USB driveį. copy the internal known good PC's linux OS partition create an unallocated space, larger than that of the desired Linux OS partitionĭ. boot the known good PC with a CD or DVD in live modeĭ. You need a USB drive, or USB flash that is large enough, to copy the whole working Linux OS partition.Ī.

You can copy the known good Linux OS partition, clone it, and paste to the old PC's hard disk, follow by install grub2. Since you have another PC with DVD and manage to install your choiced Linux distros. When everything’s done successfully, it will prompt that installation succeeded.1. After clicking on the Install button, it starts to wipe USB and burn Windows 11 into it. Next go back to WoeUSB, click refresh and select the USB device. Select your device in left pane, and click on the square icon to unmount it. To do so, search for and open Disks utility. NOTE you have to unmount the USB or it will pop-up an error dialog. Then highlight the USB device from ‘Target device’. When it opens, select ‘From a disk image (iso)’ and choose your ISO image. Now plug-in your USB drive! Search for and open WoeUSB from system app launcher. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:tomtomtom/woeusbįinally, install WoeUSB via command: sudo apt install woeusb woeusb-frontend-wxgtkįor Ubuntu 18.04, Linux Mint, you need to run sudo apt update command to refresh package cache first. Type user password, no asterisk feedback, when it asks and hit Enter. Install WoeUSB in Ubuntu:įor all current Ubuntu releases, including Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 21.04, you can install the tool from the PPA repository.įirst, search for and open terminal from system app launcher. WoeUSB is a free and open-source Microsoft Windows® USB installation media preparer for GNU+Linux. Create Bootable USB installer via Ventoy Option 2: Create Windows 11 USB via WoeUSB:
