MultiOS-USB 0.9.3: Free All-in-One Bootable USB Tool

MultiOS-USB 0.9.3 - Free All-in-One Bootable USB Tool

MultiOS-USB is a lightweight and portable tool that enables users to boot multiple operating systems from a single USB drive by utilizing various ISO files. This tool supports booting locally installed systems and installers for both Windows and Linux environments. It’s fully compatible with BIOS, UEFI, and Secure Boot systems. With built-in support for file systems such as exFAT and virtual disks, MultiOS-USB automatically updates configuration files and detects compatible ISOs. Additional features include experimental network booting and customizable boot menus. The latest version (v0.9.3) introduces enhanced support for popular distributions like Fedora 40, Hiren’s BootCD PE, and improved configurations for numerous Linux platforms.

Key Features:

1. Supports both BIOS and UEFI modes
2. Full Secure Boot compatibility, including UEFI key management
3. Boot multiple operating systems from ISO files (Linux and Windows installers)
4. Experimental network booting for Linux installers
5. Auto-updates boot configuration files
6. exFAT file system support
7. Automatic detection of supported ISO files with GRUB loopback
8. Customizable boot menus for adjusting kernel options
9. Works with various storage types: USB, SSD, NVMe, MMC, and virtual disks
10. Supports x86 and x86_64 architectures
11. No background services required for operation

What's New:

• Updated versions for SystemRescue, Fedora 40, EndeavourOS, Kubuntu, Ubuntu, Xubuntu, and Clonezilla
• Added support for Hiren’s BootCD PE x64 EFI
• Debian Trixie and Finnix now support exFAT booting

How to Use:

1. Install MultiOS-USB and place the desired ISO files into the /ISOs directory.
2. For Secure Boot, enroll the MultiOS-USB certificate during your first boot.
3. Customize configurations, if necessary, in the /MultiOS-USB/config_priv directory.

File Details:

Tool Name: MultiOS-USB 0.9.3

Download Link: Link

⚙️ Experience hassle-free multi-OS booting from a single USB device with the latest version of MultiOS-USB!

Upload By: Erum Khan