An Easy Guide to Convert Multiple ISO Files into A Single ISO Image
You can easily find countless Linux Live CDs online and that too without paying a penny. Most of these CDs are essential for performing various tasks and purposes such as security, system rescue, drive cloning desktop recovery, etc. Along with this, a few Linux distributions work as a bootable CD, but it is not always a convenient option to carry all the data in CDs. Fortunately, you can combine multiple ISO files and turn them into a single bootable ISO image using MultiCD, a Linux shell script that helps build a multiboot CD image. Doing so will save a lot of space and enable you to carry a huge variety of free tools. Note that the MultiCD can be used with almost any bootable Live CD, including Arch Linux, Debian, Elastix, PING, Mint, Ubuntu, and more. With the help of MultiCD, you can create a bootable USB flash drive, but it will be limited to be a read-only drive. Since most people have a spare USB flash drive in-hand, this guide will offer you details for using MultiCD with...