Easy2Boot 2.09

Easy2Boot is a tool for creating multi-bootable flash drives that can contain any distribution, LiveCD or floppy disk image. Easy2Boot works in close conjunction with the application for creating RMPrepUSB bootable drives, which should already be installed on your computer.

After downloading the Easy2Boot archive, it is not necessary to unpack it: find the file _ISOdocsMake_E2B_USB_Drive.cmd and run it. At the same time, if you used the portable version of RMPrepUSB, you will need to specify the path to the RMPrepUSB folder. Select the desired drive from the list, format it and decide on the file system

Pay attention here. When FAT32 is selected, the flash drive is loaded into UEFI without problems, but files larger than 4 GB are not supported. And if you use NTFS, then UEFI is not supported, but you can work with large files. I.e. if your images weigh less than 4 GB each, then feel free to choose FAT32. NTFS is a bit more complicated, namely, the USB flash drive will not boot into UEFI. In this case, they do this: they are loaded onto the BIOS, and then they choose an image for UEFI, while Easy2Boot will rewrite the entire MBR of the flash drive and it will be loaded into UEFI.

Now log in to your drive - files and the _ISO folder have become available to you:

• ANTIVIRUS - for antivirus LiveCD images.
• AUTO - any image is placed in a subfolder with the desired name (for example, along the path UbuntuMy_Ubuntu_Distro.iso )
• LINUX - any Linux image will be in this folder.
• MAINMENU - the image from this folder will appear in the main menu of Grub4DOS when booting.
• UTILITIES - floppy disk images.
• UTILITIES_MEMTEST - also for floppy disk images.
• WIN - here place the images prepared for uploading to UEFI.
• WINDOWS - for each Windows family, you need to put the image in its corresponding subfolder.

Next, run RMPrepUSB, select the drive in the list and press Ctrl+F2 - after a while you have a fully working multi-boot flash drive ready.