33 hours ago
Every now and then new versions of os are released. I want to try them out but what I don't want to have to burn a new CD/DVD or create a bootable USB, every time.
I don't want to use usb or cd/dvd.
How can we install an iso from grub when the computer starts?
13 hours ago
im going to guess you are trying to install without a disc, im my experience the iso mounting occurs when the system loads and its after grub, may i suggest opening or mounting the iso and copying the files onto a USB, that should work, oh and make sure the partition settings of the usb are the same, eg the partition can be booted.
If yyou are trying to instyall ubuntu, may i suggest the [Startup Disk Creator] App, ive never tried it but ive heard of it and can see it
31 hours ago
Actually what you need is a MultiSystem. It uses similar option as GRUB and you can mount almost any ISO file. Worked well for me.
http://liveusb.info/dotclear/