In this post, I’ll show how to install Linux on a USB drive, with UEFI support, using VirtualBox. However, you had to be careful during the installation to avoid overwriting the UEFI boot loader of your computer. In the second post, How to install Linux on a USB with UEFI support, I showed how to install Linux on the USB drive directly, without using VirtualBox, while creating a UEFI bootable device. In the first post, How to install Linux on a USB drive using Virtualbox, the USB drive with Linux installed could be used when booting from a computer with “Legacy boot” enabled: it could not boot if UEFI were the only choice in that computer. Remember that the idea is to have a USB drive that will work as a portable Linux operating system on any computer. That’s the third post on installing Linux on a USB drive!
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