#Sea creature iso#

#Sea creature iso#

The dialog indicates the ability to burn an 'image' which is a strong clue that this would be burning an ISO image. Using Nautilus, and right-clicking produces a menu that shows a possibility of producing an ISO image on DVD. The 'help' identifies this program as 'Files' not 'Brasero' and not 'CD/DVD Creator'. I don't know if this is a bug or just an intentional omission. There did not appear to be a way to burn an ISO image.

It seems to want to create a 'data' disk from the 'CD/DVD Creator' window that pops up when a blank DVD is inserted. I used Ubuntu's Nautilus to make a bootable DVD from the memtest86+ ISO image. => Save the cfg file and memtest86+ should be loaded successfully on next boot of the usb flash drive. The file ubninit (identical with the original file memtest86+-5.31b.bin) is assigned as a bootable kernel file. On the mounted usb drive open the file syslinux.cfg with an editor and modify the 3 lines at the end:ĭelete the last line containing 'append'. Start unetbootin and select memtest86+-5.31b.bin as a floppy drive image and press OK to write to your inserted usb flash drive. I am referring to memtest86+ (Version 5.31b) and not to memtest86 maintained by Passmark.ĭownload - Pre-Compiled Bootable Binary (.gz)ĭownload - Pre-Compiled Bootable Binary (.zip)Ĭhoose one of the two compressed files listed above and extract it. I managed to create a bootable usb flash drive with the help of unetbootin (Version 0.0.702-2.2) and a simple file modification.