Part 1: Why Do you Want to Boot USB Flash Drive?Īn individual may want to boot a USB flash drive due to the following reasons: Part 3: Wondershare UBackit- USB Disk Image Tool.

Part 1: Why Do you Want to Boot USB Flash Drive?.logfile /path/to/log/file/: specifies the location of the program’s log file. This option only applies to the final ISO image if you are creating a disk or file system image and want it to be saved at a specific location, use the -tmp option. An already existing directory cannot be specified. resultdir /path/to/results/directory/: specifies the directory where the results (the bootable ISO image) will appear after livemedia-creator finishes. When using this option, you must specify a directory which already exists. tmp /path/to/temporary/directory/: specifies the top level temporary directory. The default name is randomly generated (for example, disk1Fac8G.img). image-name name: allows you to specify a custom name for the temporary disk image file. This option allows you to save time when testing modifications to your Kickstart file, because you can skip the time-consuming second stage and inspect the temporary disk image file. Instead of producing the final bootable ISO image, livemedia-creator will only create the temporary disk image file and perform an installation on it. image-only: using this option means that only the first stage of the image creation process will be executed. It will be located in the /var/tmp/ directory and it will have a randomly generated name such as diskgU42Cq.img. keep-image: when you specify this option, the temporary disk image file used in the first stage of the installation will not be deleted.

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