Restart the PC and boot it using the FreeNAS bootable thumb drive which created above.Now I assumed that you have attached both USB drives (the one you FreeNAS bootable we made above and other one blank at least 8GB) to your computer system.You should have one spare which we will use to install the FreeNAS bootable and other system files.
Note: You can’t install FreeNAS on the same bootable USB drive. Once it has done! Let the FreeNAS bootable USB drive as it is and attach one more blank pen drive where we will install the FreeNAS OS. It will take a few minutes to the tool to create a bootable FreeNAS USB drive.
After that select the USB drive from the right side drop-down box. 4: Install Freenas on USBĬlick on the Dropdown box and select Try Unlisted Linux ISO (GRUB). Select the downloaded FreeNAS.ISO file by clicking Browse button. Just Double click on the Universal USB Installer tool. 3: Run the portable USB maker Universal USBĪfter downloading run the Universal USB Installer tool, it is a portable USB maker. If you already have this then move to the next step otherwise here is the link to download. Second thing, we require is the FreeNAS.ISO image. We use it to write the FreeNAS.iso image to our Pendrive to make a bootable FreeNAS USB drive. Take into account that it's advisable to format the USB device to obtain a clean installation, but that if you do so you will lose all the information that it contains.5: Boot with FreeNAS bootable USB drive 1: Download the Universal USB Installer Toolįirst of all download the Universal USB Installer Tool. Once you have performed these steps, it will start the installation of the distro you have chosen. Finally, connect your pendrive to the USB port and select the corresponding option. If you can't find it, Universal USB Installer will offer you the possibility to download the ISO of the distribution you have chosen to save it on your hard drive and use it with the application. Find the corresponding ISO or ZIP file on your hard drive. Select from the vast amount of distributions that the application offers you to install it on your pendrive. With Universal USB Installer it is very easy to install any Linux distro on your pendrive because you only have to follow the steps that are indicated on the interface: Thanks to this tool you can start your favorite Linux from your USB key. If you're willing to start immersing yourself in the Linux environment, but you still don't want to install this operating system on the hard drive together with your current Windows operating system, Universal USB installer is an application that will make it a lot easier for you to take your first steps in the open-source systems.
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