An older version of MultiSystem is available in the Ubuntu software repository, but if you want to install the very latest release of the tool, you can do so using a few simple commands: deb all main wget -q -O- sudo apt-key add - sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install multisystem Using MultiSystem to create a multi-boot USB stick is not particularly difficult. Insert the USB stick, launch the MultiSystem utility, and hit the Validate button to set up the stick.

Grab then the ISO image of the distro you want to add and drop it on to the Drag/Drop ISO/img section of the MultiSystem window. Virtualbox Vbox Guest Additions .iso Download. The utility then prompts you to specify the size of a persistent storage space, and once you've done that, the utility takes care of the rest. In a similar manner, add other distros to the USB stick. To make sure that the USB stick actually works, MultiSystem conveniently provides the ability to test the stick using either the QEMU or VirtualBox virtualization software.

Brotherred The first line is not a shell command Terry Feb 16, 2011 8:48pm GMT To make it work using root privileges edit the file /etc/apt/sources.list and on a new line at the bottom of the file paste the contents of the first line of the instructions which is actually a repository source and not a command. Save the sources.list file. And the copy and paste the remaining lines into the shell. Then it should be installed under Accessories. I took another look at this idea using this post.

In the end this is what I got: E: Unable to locate package multisystem ~ $ sudo -get install multisystem sudo: unknown group: et sudo: unable to initialize policy plugin ~ $ -get install multisystem No command '-get' found, did you mean: Command 'nget' from package 'nget' (universe) Command 'dget' from package 'devscripts' (main) Command 'cget' from package 'cget' (universe) Command 'wget' from package 'wget' (main) Command 'kget' from package 'kget' (main) -get: command not found ~ $ • No command 'deb' found. San ERROR: Disconnect/reconnect your USB drive as the mount point does not match the label! This is what is happening whenever I hit 'confirm'. I've reinstalled twice according to your instructions in the article, but no luck. Also it's happening to all brands of USBs I've tried.