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I've got a new version of Ubuntu Linux I want to install, problem is I have no CD-R's, CD-RW's, DVD-R's or DVD-RW's.
Is it possible to put the iso image on a formatted drive and use a bootloader/loader to initiate/access it so I can install without the need to burn to a disc?
Is it possible to boot any bootable ISO image using a loader?
I namely want to be able to also image my OS install discs and not have to use a disc when installing a dual boot configuration.
Would this work by copying the files from my OS install disc to an empty partition and running the setup file?
Is it possible to put the iso image on a formatted drive and use a bootloader/loader to initiate/access it so I can install without the need to burn to a disc?
Is it possible to boot any bootable ISO image using a loader?
I namely want to be able to also image my OS install discs and not have to use a disc when installing a dual boot configuration.
Would this work by copying the files from my OS install disc to an empty partition and running the setup file?