Install Ubuntu 20.04 On LIVE USB / SSD With Persistent Storage (Plug & Play)

How To Make Persistent USB With ubuntu 18.04 / 18.10/ 19.04/ 20.04 LTS ? This video explains, Installing a ubuntu 20.04 LTS on live bootable USB with Persistent Storage. We will be using a Rufus tool that helps in creating a bootable USB. In simple words, we will make a bootable live USB using an external SSD / HardDrive / Pendrive and install Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with persistent storage that helps in plug and play operations.

Meaning, connect your live ubuntu image through USB 3.0 to any computer or laptop and start working with Ubuntu. Whatever the changes you do inside the live USB will be persistent and stores permanently, even after reboot you will be able to access all files.

So, watch this video and learn installing ubuntu on external SSD and make it portable to connect any PC or laptop and start working.

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[thirdeye]

You always creates best content... Big shout 👏👏👏

[hukijiki]

Thanks, my dad who's job is literally to make parental control knows that I've easely bybassed every basic parental control he used to put on my pc, so he installed custom one just for me, and I'm not able to bypass it without him recieving a notification, but just by putting a linux on my external ssd thanks to your video, I'm now able to do anything I want whenever I want on my pc, thanks x)

[CircuitDen]

Very easy to follow tutorial, I had no idea that i needed to change the Persistent Partition Size. 👍

[JOELdev]

Thank you works very well! i was waiting 3 hours to get 114gb of persistent memory. my USB is 128gb 3.1 Kingston and the Ubuntu version is 20.04 ltd. 👍👍👍👌

[mrandrewromero]

Bro this is a great video. This is what I was looking for. Thanks soooo much. I will DEFINITELY subscribe!!!

[B-BakerStreet]

Very well explained and easy to follow. Thank you.

[dandiaz]

Wow, this is such a simple and clear guideline. Thank you so much!

[puppy_pause]

Thanks for showing what happens after you create the persistent boot USB, most don't. :)

[Danilork]

Great video!!
What if rufus is not showing my External ssd???
Solution: If RUFUS doesn't show your external ssd try ALT+F, below you will see a message like "Hard disk detection" is has stolen me a big amount of minutes

[luismarcano]

Very useful video, it worked right away on my pc

[timbui]

You are a wonderful teacher. One question please: Can I install Ubuntu and Postgresql on the SSD drive and use the drive on either of my desktop or laptop? Thank you!!!

[stephencrescenti]

Thanks for the great video. I have it working on an external 500gb ssd drive, but for some reason when the screen blanks out (power save screen saver, not suspend), I can't get it back up and running. It seems like it kills the USB power or something. I checked the power settings in both Ubuntu and the BIOS and no luck. Have you seen anything like this?

[rkcpek]

I did as you but on startup it asked if I wanted to try or to install? Since I wanted to make a mobile os on a stick, which should I have chosen?

[mikal]

Quick question. When I boot into Ubuntu it asks if I would like to "try" it or if I wanna install it alongside Windows. Obviously I don't wanna install it, but is "trying" it the same as doing a live boot from the external drive? It didn't look like it asked you that same question.

[CatPeep]

Should you or do you have to do the install Ubuntu thing or no?

[copycarvers]

Should I install it or click on run from cd?

[sim]

Great video but apt update and install doesnt work for me. In thjs exacly moment, I'm looking to the terminal after 30 minutes that the command starts and its progress is in 5%.

Is this slowly normal?

[justinw]

Is there a way to removed the “install ubuntu” program from appearing each time you start the boot drive up?

[rojinalt]

can you use this on Chromebook or other devices where there is not setup menu when restarting the computer/laptop?

[bafflecitoen]

Hey great work. I have a question in my mind, though. Whenever I set a password for ubuntu. It always got deleted whenever I reboot. Hope you can solve this issue for me. I did the same things as you did.