How to install a Linux distribution on a flash drive?

Question

linux

From under Windows installed using the Universal USB Installer on a 16GB USB 3.0 Debian Live CD. And I ran into the following problems:
-actions are not saved, that is, when you reboot, everything seems to be from scratch
-only about a giga of memory is available, although the flash drive is 16
How to properly install a Linux distribution on a USB flash drive, in particular Debian?
Also wondering if it is possible to install multiple operating systems at once, such as Linux Mint and Debian? If so, how?

Answer 1

You start from another flash drive and install it on the one you need. She will not put herself on. This is if you need it fast.

Answer 2

Let's
go step by step 1. Download the distribution from off-site.
2. Install the LinuxLive USB Creator program and make a bootable flash drive.
3. We go into bios (in boot) set USB as a priority.
4. Cut down UEFI.
5. Reboot.
P$ Since you have USB 3.0 - insert the flash drive into the blue port.
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c. Also wondering if it's possible to install multiple operating systems at once, such as Linux Mint and Debian? If so, how?
o.Debian is the basis of a number of Knoppix, Linux Mint, Maemo, MEPIS, SteamOS, TAILS, Ubuntu distributions.
Yes, you can have several operating systems, but you have to share the disk.

Answer 3

Just exactly like on HDD/SDD. For Linux it doesn't matter.

Answer 4

use YUMI to create a multi-boot flash drive with a selection of the required Linux distributions, etc.