Select Go (radio button) on the window, and then click Go (bottom-right corner of the window) button.ġ2, It would take about 5-7 minutes to create the bootable USB drive from this point.ġ3, When the mkusb completes the installation, you will see a Done window: `Work done with /dev/sdx` Make sure the target device is the correct USB drive, and click Yesġ0, Persistent live drive settings: Select msdos and upefi and click OKġ1, Select space for persistent (percent): 40% (You can select different number) and click OKġ2, Final checkpoint, go ahead? Make sure that: (a) Source ISO is the correct one (b) Target device is the correct USB drive /dev/sdx (c) Correct device name is listed there: Kingston_Ultimate Please check again! Do you really want to overwrite this target device? To be used on non-UEFI machines, you can create bootable USB drive for Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy in few different ways.Ĥ, Click OK on Do USB Stuff Welcome and notice about overwriting windowĥ, Select Install (make a boot device) and click OKĦ, Select Persistent-live - only Debian and Ubuntu and clcik OKħ, A new window will open locate and select source iso Ĩ, Most Important: Select target device: sdx (under device) | Kingston_Ultimate (target name/model) | 58.6G (size) and Click OKĩ, Confirm: '/dev/sdx' drive size = 63 GB. sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mkusb/unstable To create a bootable USB drive for non-UEFI machines, add this mkusb unstable ppa to install the latest version 12.7.5-1ubuntu1. Once done, close Rufus window and safely remove the USB drive.ħ, Connect newly created bootable USB drive to target machine, reboot the machine, and select USB drive from BIOS' boot menu.Ĩ, When you see the Grub menu, select Try or Install Ubuntu MATE to boot the machine from USB drive. Make sure you have selected the correct USB drive, and click OKĦ, This will take about 5-7 minutes to complete. In order to create a bootable USB drive for these machines, you will need to use mkusb > dus, iso2usb > dus, or Rufus utilities.Īs described on this 's iso2usb page, Rufus is the officially recommended tool to install Ubuntu from Windows.ġ, Download Rufus utility from this page: Ģ, Right-click on rufus-3.18.exe (or later version), and click on Run as administratorģ.1, Device: Make sure it's a correct USB drive, eg: USB Drive ģ.2, Boot selection: Click Select, and locate Ubuntu iso, eg: (or any other Ubuntu flavor)ģ.5, Leave rest of the options as it is, and click StartĤ, ISOHybrid image detected: Select (click radio-button) Write in ISO Image Mode (Recommended)ĥ, Warning: All data on device USB Drive will be destroyed. Since Ubuntu 20.10 Groovy, many non-UEFI, BIOS-only machines fails to boot Ubuntu ISO.

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