How Do You Create An Ubuntu Boot Disk?
A boot disk, or bootable disk, is any type of removable media such as a diskette, which you can use to boot up your PC. It comes in handy for those times when you need an alternate means for starting up your computer. Such a situation may arise, for example, when a problem with your hard drive prevents it from booting up your operating system. Unlike most other operating systems, if you want to create a bootable disk for Ubuntu on floppy media, you have to do it manually. This is because it is not available for download from the Internet. Read on to learn how. In the Ubuntu set-up CD, access the \Install\ directory, and locate the sbm.bin file. Copy this file into a separate folder on your PC. Download a file called NTRawrite.exe. You can download it from this address: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/n…1.zip?download. Copy this file into the same folder as the sbm.bin file in Step 1. Open the folder that you copied the two files into. You will now copy them to a floppy disk by run
