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This series of posts describe how to install Linux to a USB flash-drive, compatible with UEFI, and enable dual-boot with current Operating System on the host device.
Prerequisites are:
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Install Virtual Box
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Obtain a USB drive to install Linux to, so far I've had good experiences with Sandisk Low-Profile USB3 drives
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Download a Linux ISO, this guide will be using Mint 19.2
After satisfying the above requirements start with the [Install Linux to USB via VirtualBox][collection__virtual_box] collection of pages, and after completing steps there following the [USB Linux First Boot][collection__first_boot] instructions is a very good idea.
Note, the order of pages in each collection is intentional! Or in other words, for best results follow instructions in the order presented.
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[collection__virtual_box]: {{ 'virtual-box.html' | absolute_url }}