install ubuntu in pen drive without configuring hardwares
Install Ubuntu in pen drive without configuring hardwares but configuring hardwares for the installation process so that the ubuntu should boot up in any system by configuring hardwares at every time of booting similar to that of slax but the files should not be lost...
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install ubuntu in pen drive without configuring hardwares
Install Ubuntu in pen drive without configuring hardwares but configuring hardwares for the installation process so that the ubuntu should boot up in any system by configuring hardwares at every time of booting similar to that of slax but the files should not be lost...
pitti, 2010-10-18: I'm not sure what this is about. Ubuntu already does very few things only to configure "hardware". The most prominent examples are /etc/fstab for the partitioning, grub configuration for where to find the boot loader etc., and in some cases the installation of some additional proprietary drivers like broadcom-wl or the NVidia drivers. But none of those limit running Ubuntu from an USB stick on different machines -- I do that very often in fact. So perhaps you can clarify the description here?
