iso of Linux Mint 19.3 in Live mode with 4 gigabytes of persistent storage. There were a couple of times where I thought the installation had 'stalled' but even though I was somewhat impatient I LEFT IT ALONE and it finished its' tasks. So I simply used the Linux Mint USB disk formatter to re-format the drive as FAT32 and the restarted the UNetbootin app.Īfter that it was pretty straight forward. It did not appear as UNetbootin would format the USB drive for me. One issue which appeared right away was the USB drive already had MX 19.1 on it and UNetbootin was seeing only the second partition on the USB drive. iso of Linux Mint 19.3 already in my Downloads folder so I used that.
The application looked very Windows 95ish on my desktop PC running Linux Mint 19.3.Īfter some poking and prodding I got the correct info loaded. I had to change the name to match what the command was (./unetbootin-linux).
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