Good day,

Mr. Geleem,

First please note, not all computers recognise usb for booting up. So
just check if you can first boot up with the Linux installed in the USB.
This is something to do with the hardware and the bios.

For creating live usb you can use the fedora live-usb creator. Install a
fedora-linux system and check if you can boot your computer from the
USB. There are fewer computers which can boot like that.
For creating you can use fedora-live-usbcreator documentation.

Wishes,

ArK,


On Sat, 2013-07-20 at 16:56 -0500, g wrote:
> greetings,
> 
> i would like to set up a usb memory stick with dual linux boot.
> 
> a search with ixquick for such revealed many dual boot setups for both linux
> and oos, but i did not note a dual linux boot. tho i may not have looked
> thoroughly enough.
> 
> i imagine that all that would be necessary would be to just set things up
> similarly and use two linux systems.
> 
> reason for wanting to do this is so that i can set up a usb with both a
> 32 and 64 environment that can be used effectively with either system.
> 
> any suggestions greatly appreciated.
> 
> tia.
>