Multiboot ISOs through Pen drive

[nims11]

I came across this really handy application few months back which allows to make a multiboot USBPendrive using ISOs.
MultiBootIso
it supports most of the popular bootable stuffs like UBCD,trinity, ubuntu(and its variants), DSL, puppy linux, mandriva, etc.
it is really good for utilizing the portability of pen drives. i use it to enable my pen drive to boot into UBCD, trinity, lubuntu(LIVE) and puppy linux. its really handy for me as i frequently need to break passwords of my school's Csc lab Computers using trinity. and also i can carry my environment in my LUBUNTU.


UPDATE- multibootiso has been updated.
YUMI
thanks to cute.bandar for the news!!

[cute.bandar]

thanks for posting!

[Dangerous Dave]

Nice.....I surly try it!

[abhinav_sinha]

Thanks for sharing it. I really needed something like this.

[topgear]

Nice find - will come handy and thanks nims11 for sharing

[cute.bandar]

I found this Link! . to be a bit better than multibootiso.

[nims11]

^^ i too noticed it sometyms back, it works with LINUX and looks better... have you tried it??

[cute.bandar]

yes. installation is a bit of a pain btw , but I was able to use it to integrate hiren's 10.5 along with ubuntu 10.10

[nims11]

Originally Posted by cute.bandar

yes. installation is a bit of a pain btw , but I was able to use it to integrate hiren's 10.5 along with ubuntu 10.10

well its working quite opposite... i was easily able to install it but now i am not able to add any isoz!! whenever i try to add one, nothing happens! i dont know whats wrong, did you format your pen drive before adding isoz??

[cute.bandar]

sorry don't remember what exactly I did. But from what I remember I had to drag and drop an iso on the lower part of the window.
Also multibootiso has been updated! Link
There is also one last usb creator called sardu ( windows).

[nims11]

Main post UPDATED!!

@cute.bandar i am not able to drag and drop too.. i will try to format my usb stick and then try. btw sardu is nice bt yumi's better than sardu because of its "try unlisted iso" option...