制作能够引导多个ISO的U盘

使用YUMI（之前叫MultiBoot)，可以制作多个ISO的启动U盘。

http://www.pendrivelinux.com/downloads/YUMI/YUMI-0.0.6.4.exe

1. Run* YUMI-0.0.6.4.exe following the onscreen instructions
2. Run the tool again to Add More ISOs/Distributions to your Drive
3. Restart your PC setting it to boot from the USB device
4. Select a distribution to Boot from the Menu and enjoy!

Basic Essentials to create a MultiSystem Bootable USB Drive

• Fat32 or NTFS Formatted USB Flash or USB Hard Drive
• PC that can boot from USB
• Windows XP/Vista/7 or WINE to create the Bootable USB
• YUMI-0.0.6.4.exe
• Your selection of ISO Files

Known Issues:

Windows Vista/7 Installer, Hiren's Boot CD, Trinity Rescue Kit, OpenSUSE, Backtrack, Avira Antivir, and Dr.Web Live CD files are stored outside of the multiboot folder. Most other distribution files remain contained within the multiboot folder. I am open to a simple working solution!

Windows XP Installer ISO will not work, as to the best of my knowledge this would require editing core proprietary files. I am open to a legal working solution.

When using the "Try an Unlisted ISO option", the ISO file name must contain no spaces.

* When installing Windows 8, 7, or Vista from USB, you must unplug the USB device before the first restart, otherwise you will receive an error stating:

"windows setup could not configure windows to run on this computer's hardware"

Troubleshooting Boot Errors:

While trying to run an ISO from USB, If you get a Boot error saying:

Error 60: File for drive emulation must be in one contiguous disk area

You'll need to defragment your ISO using one of the following tools:

contig – Command line tool to defragment ISO files.

wincontig – GUI tool to defragment ISO files.

Additional Notes:
Edit non-booting menu entries for the ISO's you have added via the "Try and Unlisted ISO" option, by editing the corresponding entry in \multiboot\menu\menu.lst

If you don't have a floppy drive and get fd0 errors while booting, simply addfloppy.allowed_drive_mask=0 to the append line for the troubled entry. Although the best fix is to simply disable floppy in BIOS.

Persistently Saving Changes: Persistence can easily be added to one Ubuntu based distribution by performing the following steps:

Note: Persistence will NOT work on NTFS formatted USB drives!

(1.) Use PDL Casper-RW creator to create a casper-rw file at the root of your USB; (example: F:/casper-rw).

(2.) Use notepad or another text editor to open the .cfg file found in the /multiboot/menu directory that corresponds to the distribution you want to add persistence to; (example F:/multiboot/menu/ub1204.cfg for Ubuntu 12.04 on drive F).

(3.) Add the word persistent to the end of each append line; (the line that starts with the wordappend).

Persistence Feature Notes: Only one distribution can use persistence per drive. Do not try to enable persistence for more than one Ubuntu based distribution, or you will break your persistence option entirely.

Ophcrack Tables: To load Ophcrack tables when booted in this fashion, the tables folder does need to exist at the root directory of the USB device; (example F:\tables\vista_free).Download Tables from the Official Ophcrack site and unzip to your USB. You can have both XP and Vista/7 tables working together.

YUMI on Linux:YUMI will function via WINE from within a running Linux environment. However, the format drive option will not work.