When I discovered Kon-Boot and posted it in my blog, I got request on how to put Kon-Boot ISO image file to USB. We know that kon-boot available with floppy and CD image But Now days Floppy doesn't come with machines and CDs are hard to put in pocket. So in this post We put kon-boot in USB pendrive with the help of tool Unetbootin 3.5.7 (Older Version) and it allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for a variety of Linux distributions or Windows, without requiring you to use of CD. In this trick use the floppy image instead of the CD ISO Image :
- Download older version of Unetbootin and install.
- Download kon-boot floppy image and extract the zip file to get .img file.
- Plugin your USB Pen Dive.
- Run Unetbotin 3.5.7, Select Diskimage, click .img file from where you extract image file in above step.
- Make sure USB Drive is selected for Type and the drive letter is the USB flash drive that you want to install Kon-Boot. Click OK. It should take a few seconds to finish installing Kon-Boot floppy image into your USB.
- Replace syslinux.cfg and chain.c32 of your usb pendrive by edited syslinux.cfg and chain.c32 from here.(credit goes to Irongreek).
- Now bootup your machine with USB Pendrive by changing the settings from BIOS.
- If you get it right then you should see the kon-boot Screen as shown below...
