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@paranoidAndroid Just a lucky find while looking for something else entirely! :)
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@FinlayDaG33k From what i've read I think Yumi might be easier to setup, but lack a lot of the features e2b has. Bear in mind I haven't tried any of them yet.
I'm planning on setting up a few live distros though. Any distro suggestions? -
@KrissJonsi It totally depends on the distros you currently use and part of your everyday work.
Like if you are a linux user, you could have a copy of arch and ubuntu on it, kali too if you are a pentester.
Have a copy of windows 7 or 10, it is always of use when most of the machines around you amongst friends and family are on windows.
And you can also store your own files. Even then 128 gigs seems a bit of overkill. -
@KrissJonsi depends on what you're looking for.
You could see if you can get RedoxOS working (tho idk if it's Linux only for e2b)
Another dev on my team just got a new machine. Before he came in today I made two separate USB installers and ...
Some of you probably already know about this, but I figured i'd post it just in case.
Found a USB multiboot solution called Easy2Boot that supports over 300 different types of ISOs and payload files.
You could have 10 different linux live distros on the same USB or maybe a bunch of different windows installations on the same USB. The feature list is quite huge and it seems better than the other multiboot alternatives I found out there.
Happy booting
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