Yumi is very easy to use. You choose your drive, select it from the list, "caution on selecting all drives" you may not want to format certain drives. You can install .iso images "which may look like zip files but have .iso" for those who don't know.
Yumi gives you a nice boot menu to choose from which sets it aside from other methods. As stated, some won't boot from fat, this is an issue I ran into with some programs as I format in fat32 for others to work. So you won't find every program boots or works, be it the .iso image or Yumi, or inconsistencies with the format as stated prior. Some I've simply reinstalled and they worked. All tried on 16 gig PNY.
There are ways to partition a flash drive, I've done so but haven't tried to format in two different formats yet and will do so which may solve the format issue with different .iso types.
Basically, it does what it says and have installed Ubuntu and Windows 7 on it, along with many rescue and anti virus tools. There is room for improvement as it doesn't seem to be updated to handle many of the X64 versions of software. Operating systems, no problem, X64 handles fine for .iso.
If Yumi can get updated to handle other free versions of the listed software, the X64 versions, newer free versions, etc... then this would be darn near perfect.
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- Recommend to a friend? Yes
- Posted Jul 03, 2012 for v0.0.6.4
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