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Can I install linux ubuntu from a usb drive to my PC?
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In theory, if you copy the program file, yes you can
I got dreamweaver from my work this way.
It should work, but there is probably some coppywrite on it.
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As long as you have the USB set up to work in the BIOS, AND as long as you have the USB drivers loaded on the USB Drive itself.
Just like the CD-ROM, the BIOS doesn’t contain the drivers to the CD-ROM or USB slots, just the bits to recognize that they are attached. The Drivers are usually a part of the install CD. This way, when the BIOS looks for “Other Bootable Drives” it should find the USB drivers on your USB Drive.
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Probably. See: http://www.althack.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=24&Itemid=27
However, your PC’s BIOS must support booting from USB.
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