If you are Ubuntu’s fan and want to try out its latest Focal Fossa 20.04 LTS Linux distro, then you can do it using a bootable USB drive created on Windows 10/7/8…
Well, the Ubuntu 20.04 is here and we can try it out before the actual launch slated at the end of April 2020. The focal fossa bootable ISO file is available to download which we can try out directly on Virtual Machines; however, those want to install or test it Live on PC they can create a bootable drive using software like Rufus.
Create Bootable Usb Ubuntu Iso
Although it is very simple to create a bootable drive using Rufus, still, those are new to it they can see the below-given steps.
This is a guide to create the Ubuntu 16.04 bootable USB drive. Note: I am using Windows 10. Download Ubuntu from its website.I am going to download (clicking the link will start the download) an. UNetbootin is another tool that allows you to create bootable USB drives as it either downloads the ISO file or you can provide the downloaded ISO file to create a bootable disk easily. With UNetbootin you can create bootable disks for Ubuntu, Fedora and other Linux distributions easily.
Download Ubuntu 20.04 LTS ISO
If you already have downloaded Ubuntu 20.04 then simply move to next step and if not then here is the link to get its ISO file.
Get Rufus USB bootable creator
So, Rufus is the nifty software for creating Linux bootable USB drive on Windows 10 or 7. Go to Rufus.ie get this portable software, yes we don’t need to install it just download the setup, double click on it and you are good to go.
Run Rufus and select Ubuntu 20.04 ISO
As Rufus gets opened you will see a couple of options, however, only two things which we need to be set: First, select the USB drive attached to your system that you want to use and second is the selection of ISO file of Focal Fossa. After that simply click on the start button. For more clear idea see the below screenshot.
Set Rufus to create Ubuntu 20.04 ISO bootable drive
Wait for a few minutes, once the USB drive becomes bootable the Rufus will show that.
Bootable Usb Drive Creator Tool
Now, eject and insert the Ubuntu 20.04 bootable USB drive to the system where you want to LIVE test or install it. After that boot the PC with the same attached drive.
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