1) download and install "linux live usb creator" from this link http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
2) format the USB drive with FAT32. open that application and follow the steps mention on that application to create bootable usb drive. it's better un-tick the "Hide created file on key" from options. it will helpful to view all created files on the USB later.
you can test the USB using "mobalivecd" application. link is http://mobalivecd.mobatek.net
3) I have faced the following error message in the middle of the installation
Missing ISO 9660 Image
The installer has tried to mount image #1, but cannot find it
on the hard drive.
Please copy this image to the drive and click Retry. Click
Exit to abort the installation.
4) Solution for that error message is putting a redhat iso image into the USB drive.this is crazy but it's only solution i have found so far and it's worked :) .
5) Restart your pc and change boot method to USB
6) Follow Redhat installation steps. after you select the "install or upgrade an existing system" from the menu.
you may get a blinking cursor screen for 10 to 15 mins.pls be patient :-) .
7) Select "Language " , "key borad" according to your preference. once you got the "Redhat installation method" screen make sure to select "Hard drive"
8) Click "ok" and then you get an screen similar to the following
it will display all devices connected to your pc. for an example
/dev/sda1 <-- hard disk partition 1
/dev/sda2 <-- hard disk partition 2
/dev/sdb1 <-- USB drive
select your usb device.it's depend on your system , according to above example it is /dev/sdb1 . and click "Ok" to continue.
9) Follow rest of the steps, and install the Redhat Linux !.
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ReplyDeleteI got the same problem as in point 3. After my own tries for 4 hrs and then googling, your post solved the problem. Thank you - Rana
ReplyDeletei am using USB to install red hat, it says give the path /dev/sdb1 as ISO image source but there is no such option as image shown above. when i manually give path /dev/sdb1 it does not look into the and return bak screen whihc is dwon
ReplyDelete/dev/sda1
/dev/sda2
/dev/sda3
what can i do
please hlep
@Muhammad Latif
ReplyDeleteWhat shows on that screen depends on the devices attached to your system. If you booted to the USB and there are no other devices, it is likely that you should select "/dev/sda1". You can try them all, it will find the image file on its own if you leave the Directory line blank.
Hi, I am still having the Missing ISO 9660 image problem.
ReplyDelete1. have formatted USB disk using FAT32 and made it bootable using Unetbootin.
2. copied the rhel6.iso file to disc.
after i have completed creating my partitions and selecting where my boot loader will go, the installation halts and the same thing happens.... Plzzz Help me..
Thanks!!!!
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ReplyDeleteim getting a problem while installing redhat 6.4 86_64.iso using USB
i've created bootable usb using dd command in centos6.4
but when started installation process it is allowing to select Language and Keyboard.... but after that i selected the boot image disk /dev/sda1
but it is showing following error
unknow device
the installation source given by [?dev/sda1] could not be found. please check your parameters and try again
what should i do?
here sda1 means, usb was mounted as "disk a", in your case it may be another disk (ex dev/sdb1, dev/sdc1 etc ). please check usb mount location.
DeleteThanks Buddy ,It Solved my prob . :)
ReplyDeletei had installed rhle 5.0 using usb but it get booted only if usb is connected to the pc otherwise no option comes in bootloader menu
ReplyDeletesome old motherboard doesn't support usb boot option. please check that as well
Deletecan you please help me in that
DeleteSudarshan, when you installed rhel on the pc, during the bootloader target selection, you chose the USB drive instead of the HDD. Hence, the USB drive is now needed to boot. You can resolve this by reconfiguring grub in the installed RHEL with the Pen drive removed.
DeleteThanks Brother!!! It took me almost forever to solve this crappy problem.
ReplyDeleteyou are a life saver!!
Thanks again!!
i had installed rhle 5.0 using usb but it get booted only if usb is connected to the pc otherwise no option comes in bootloader menu
DeleteActually the technique works as a replication for a specific file which are getting skipped while we are making the usb bootable... Anyways, great work & definitely thanks a lot :)
ReplyDeleteGreat ,it's working
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I have usb as a bootable drive using above software now
ReplyDeleteWhere to put the iso file??
Please reply me..... I am getting missing iso 9660 error, what to do??
Thank you to the point solution.
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