Create a live Bootable USB drive with UNetbootin Mac

Without burning a CD, Unetbootin for Mac lets you create bootable Live USB drives for Ubuntu and other Linux distributions. You can either allow UNetbootin to download one of the many out-of-the-box supported distributions for you, or supply your own ISO Linux file. A bootable Live USB drive may be created by UNetbootin for macOS. It can load distributions by downloading an ISO file for you or by using an ISO file that you have already downloaded. Select the ISO file or the distribution that you want to import and then select the destination drive and reboot it.

If it does not turn up on your USB drive, reformat it to FAT32. If you have used the installation mode 'USB Drive', boot from the USB drive after rebooting. On Macs, this normally includes pressing a button like Esc or F12 immediately after turning on your device, while on Macs, before booting OSX, you should keep the Option key. If you have used the "Hard Disk" installation mode, select the entry from the Mac Boot Menu after restarting. Download and open UNetbootin, then select the option "disk image" and provide it with an ISO.

How Do I Use UNetbootin On Mac?

• You need the Finder and the terminal to use UNetbootin with your Mac
• As the first step, open the terminal window
• Then type “Sudo” and space once you launch the terminal
• After that open the applications folder in Finder
• Find the UNetbootin in the upcoming list of Finder
• Once you find it, right-click on UNetbootin and select the ‘show package contents’ option
• Select contents and Mac OS respectively
• Now, drag the UNetbootin file to the terminal next to the “Sudo”
• After that, click the enter button and it will ask you to enter your password
• Once you insert your password, you should be able to create bootable USB drives using UNetbootin mac

Features Of UNetbootin Mac