Boot Linux directly from iso img file in GRUB 2
Boot Linux directly from iso img file in GRUB 2 I have the habbit of trying out new versions of linux and that used to cause the trouble of burning CD or DVD or making the usb bootable but one day, while searching the web I got this idea of trying or installing ubuntu directly from the image ( .iso )file.here is the brief description given,as i did with ubuntu but will work with most of the flavors of linux. 1. Download the .iso file of your favorite os from corresponding sites.if you already have then skip the step. for downloading ubuntu click this link. for downloading fedora click here. for other search the web.... :-D 2. Copy .iso file to the root of your disk or inside the folder at the root of disk. / is root or /your_folder/ su cp <iso file name> / Example: $su cp ubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso /...