How to create a bootable USB flash drive with Ubuntu Linux for GPT/UEFI. The NEW, easier way.

[@flemminghansen7748]

Being on team Red is not easy. Your videos are a great help :)

[@NextTechandAI]

Thank you :)

[@arphazarkaedin8505]

Thank you soooo much for this video! Probably one of the clearest I've seen on the subject.

[@NextTechandAI]

Thanks a lot for your feedback. I'm happy to read the video is useful.

[@DarkoDjurdjevic]

Lange solch ein Video gesucht, danke dafür.

[@NextTechandAI]

Danke für das Feedback. I'm happy the video was useful for you.

[@Alex_Niko_Y]

Thank you for your video. I recently started using Linux because of ComfyUI, so I always watch with interest.

[@NextTechandAI]

Thanks a lot for your feedback! ComfyUI is also one of the reasons for me to use Linux.

[@paddyhaig101]

This doesn't work, certainly when using 23.10-ubuntu-studio-Mantic_Minotour. The problem I have experienced repeatedly, is that EFI/Grub does not install on the selected USB regardless of the correct partition being chosen via the installation interface. It might work if your in a position to remove any other harddrives connected to your system. However, I didn't want to dismantle my laptop. I really couldn't seem to find a way around it.

[@NextTechandAI]

I followed my own video tutorial two days ago in order to install Ubuntu 24.04.01 on a USB drive. There haven't been any problems and it's working as expected. Are you choosing the installation target for the boot manager as described in the video?

[@tatalebuj1498]

Huge thanks for the video(s), and plan to go through and test this.....but was curious if this is actually viable for what I was thinking; I have an AMD 7900XT and will be upgrading shortly to a Ryzen 5 7600x w/ DDR5 5600mt. I've got KoboldAI running, and I'm using SillyTavern for interactivity. Is it possible to run your ubuntu solution idea, and run that to host a Miniconda environment where I can put Stable Diffusion or do I mean PyTorch with the new AMD GPU drivers or Transformers or something like that? If I run it from a fast USB would it actually work? Or I won't be able to have two live OS's going at the same time? If that's the case, any suggestions - beside load everything in Linux? I've never used it and it terrifies me.....but I do like a challenge sometimes, and I loved my old MSDOS6.21 days. Anyway, appreciate any comments provided regarding my questions. Thanks!

[@NextTechandAI]

Thanks a lot for your feedback :) Right, you can use a fast USB drive with Ubuntu, e.g. an USB3 case with an NVMe drive. Then you can setup Miniconda, ROCm and PyTorch as I have discribed in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3bFemmsZ9SDrLM Two live OS at some time would require a virtual machine - and this virtual machine would slow down your 7900XT a lot, if it works at all.

[@Singepo2024]

Not loading ubantu in pendrive. Giving unknown error

[@burloiumarian2665]

Hello, I am wondering , why did you select GPT instead of MBR partition scheme ?

[@NextTechandAI]

Years ago I've used USB drives with MBR, but meanwhile most systems use UEFI/GPT instead of MBR. E.g. my NAS cannot use MBR anymore and my Windows PC uses GPT, too. If I would use an MBR USB drive with my Windows PC, I would have to switch between GPT and MBR in the BIOS settings. With PC and USB drive both using GPT, I can just press F11 after a reboot and select the required boot device.

[@LehmannMr]

Does this work with the Ubuntu 24.04 LTS iso file ?

[@NextTechandAI]

@LehmannMr I haven't tried so far, but as 24.04 LTS was released long after the version in this vid, it would make sense for Ubuntu to include the improved setup. I'd say chance of 95%.