Install grub2 on usb linux






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Here is a quick example of grub commands that might just work, explanations and caveats below. I would also like to know how to install Grub 2 this way, Grub Legacy seems to be easier...
It is ubuntu based distro. From what I read Grub 1 is to be preferred for a multiboot environment. I really like it because it lets me boot from ISO files and let me put a bunch of ISOs on my USB and choose which one to boot.
You need to do your own ring to boot ISO from Grub2. CD-ROMs are usually not partitioned. Here I will open the grub. Configuration The configuration file for Grub2 is grub. If you only need to boot Grub2 in UEFI mode, you just need the USB drive in FAT32 format and skip the caballeros below. I like the concept here. I am beginning to think that scripts from grub. Here I will install Grub2 for USB. 
Choosing the right root - It can do burg, syslinux, grub4dos, plop, Virtualbox, qemu etc.
Hi have tried installing Ubuntu and a few other Linux Distro's without luck on one USB stick. I have seen other solutions but they only work with ISO images. What I need to do is to install GRUB2 on a USB and then partition it and install Multiple Distro's on it but I don't know how to install GRUB on a USB. Thanks in advance, Grub only installs work great on a known system but may need to be edited from grub menu when booting up on another system. The chainload root entry may need to be adjusted. Knoppix, Tinycore, Clonezilla, Puppy, etc. I use this grub method because it works for harddrive and USB. I usually use the stick only on my systems and use the boot to ISOs with shared data partition liberally. USB sticks I use for travel or rescue systems use syslinux, sometimes with grub4dos. This won't need to be edited when booting on different systems - The only system I found for a multi-boot boot-stick, without using Windows is. The UI design is a bit strange and the documentation is only in French but it does the job. It can do burg, syslinux, grub4dos, plop, Virtualbox, qemu etc. From what I read Grub 1 is to be preferred for a multiboot environment.