Within this directory that YUMI put the LiveCD in, find the isolinux directory, and the isolinux.cfg file there. That's what we need to fix, to make it work again. Some of these files assume they are at the root of the drive, but YUMI has changed this. When I do this, I'm left with E:\multiboot\install-amd64-minimal-20131010 filled with the files that the ISO contained. Then pick "Try Unlisted ISO (via SYSLINUX)" as the distribution to install, pick the right ISO, and let it go. Let it properly FAT format this USB drive and set it bootable. The LiveDVD is the only bootable linux media I currently know of with both LUKS and ZFS support.)įirst open YUMI.
The Gentoo LiveDVD named livedvd-amd64-multilib-20121221.iso, and the Gentoo minimal LiveCD named install-amd64-minimal-20131010.iso. I've been working with the amd64 64-bit bootable media recently. The first thing you'll need is the bootable ISO images to start with. It's really nice, but I want to use YUMI to install multiple bootable tools onto one drive. They just need some tweaking.įirst let me mention in passing the tool Rufus, which will format, and optionally install a single bootable media, USB drives. These appear at first not to work with Gentoo media. It does have a "Try Unlisted ISO" option. It supports a wide range of tools natively, but not any of the bootable Gentoo media.
In pursuit of other things, I recently figured out how to get the Gentoo live media to work with YUMI, a tool to put multiple boot media onto a single bootable USB drive.
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