- #DOWNLOAD UBUNTU 16.04 LIVECD HOW TO#
- #DOWNLOAD UBUNTU 16.04 LIVECD INSTALL#
- #DOWNLOAD UBUNTU 16.04 LIVECD UPDATE#
- #DOWNLOAD UBUNTU 16.04 LIVECD PATCH#
Also, this iso will not likely work when copied to a raw partition, unlike the official isos. If you have trouble booting it from a cdrom let me know. Now you should have an iso with encrypted persistence capabilities! Note that I have only tested that the iso works when loopback mounted via grub2. Exit the editing shell.Edit both grub.cfg and loopback.cfg so that there is an entry with the kernel parameter persistent.They used to be included, but apparently were taking out. Here we are adding dm-crypt and the cryptsetup binary to the initrd.lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgpg-error.so.* \Ĭp -vp /lib/cryptsetup/askpass lib/cryptsetup/
#DOWNLOAD UBUNTU 16.04 LIVECD PATCH#
This patch adds in the hook that allows the iso to find and use our encrypted persistence file.Ĭp -vp /$MODDIR/kernel/arch/x86/cryptoĬp -vdp /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libcryptsetup* \.This matters because your kernel must be the exact same as the kernel on the iso your editing (otherwise you’ll need to get the kernel modules from the filesystem.squash in the iso). I am assuming that you are running on the ubuntu-16.10-desktop-amd64 livecd.
#DOWNLOAD UBUNTU 16.04 LIVECD UPDATE#
Update the initrd using the following commands. They are basically the same as in the post on 13.04, except we need to add cryptsetup and and the dm-crypt kernel module to the initrd. The following instructions are specific to Ubuntu 16.10, but I suspect that they will work for 16.04 and probably for a few editions after 16.10 (basically until they change the initrd image again). Updates for allowing encrypted persistence Then download this patch, and run the following command: xdelta patch \ First make sure you have the xdelta program installed. If you just want to patch the iso, I’ve generated an xdelta for the encrypted persistence modifications against the ubuntu-16.10-desktop-amd64 iso. For a more thorough review of the issue, please see the previous post. These instructions will not work for Ubuntu 16.10, so I’m writing this blog post to show what needs to be done differently. #DOWNLOAD UBUNTU 16.04 LIVECD HOW TO#
If this does not work you could try deleting the partition leaving it as "free space" and formatting it withing the live installation menu.In a previous post I show how to re-master an Ubuntu raring livecd to allow for a LUKS encrypted persistent storage area.
#DOWNLOAD UBUNTU 16.04 LIVECD INSTALL#
The OS should install and appear on the grub menu.
Find the empty partition you allocated to Ubuntu. Select if you want or just click continue. reboot your PC and boot to the flash disk. make the live usb by following the steps on the rufus website (if you need further assistance dont hesitate to ask). You can create a 16.04 Live usb on your windows 10 Partition by using a program called Rufus and an Ubuntu 16.04 iso: Would another Linux distro offer a more robust HD installation tool? Something that may confuse the Ubuntu installer is that I have SUSE Leap 42.1 installed on my #2 HD. I don't want to create new partitions on the boot drive fearing that it will destroy my Windows 10 folders. This is in the "Something Else" in the install partition routine. The Ubuntu partitioner recognizes the partitions on my #2 drive but shows no partitions on my #1 (Windows boot) drive. I have two hard drives in my machine, both with multiple partitions. I made the boot USB device but the Ubuntu partitioner on it was the same as on the install DVD. I have Ubuntu Server 16.04 installed on a 2nd PC. Will a Ubuntu 16.04 Live CD allow me to use the new empty partitions and, if so, how do I create a 16.04 Live cd/dvd? The only references I've seen for live cds relate to earlier versions of Ubuntu. It will only allow Ubuntu to use the entire disk. 
I created two Ext4 partitions using SuSE but Ubuntu won't recognize them. Ubuntu's installer running from a DVD has very limited partitioning flexibility. I trying to install Ubuntu Desktop 16.04 on a system with Windows 10 and Suse Leap 42.1 already installed and running.
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