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The problem MacBook hard drive crashed and is ruined. I need to work on a music assignment on a program only available for Mac OS X and Ubuntu, and will not be able to get a new hard drive for the Mac before the assignment is due. I only have non-administrator access to Windows XP and 7 computers.

My question Can I make a USB drive with Ubuntu on it so I can use my MacBook with this? Can I create this from a Windows computer? Please give detailed steps, if possible, for I am a noob when it comes to computers, and especially Linux. I have an 8-Gb flash drive available. According to: Intel-based Macs support starting from an external USB storage device's volume that: • Has been formatted with a GUID partition type • Contains an installation of Mac OS X 10.4.5 or later, or Mac OS X 10.5 or later, which is compatible with (or shipped with) the Mac that the USB device is connected to. Note: You should not use a version of Mac OS X that is earlier ('older') than the version your Mac shipped with. So booting from a Live USB of Ubuntu with a Mac is not officially supported.

You may, however, try the steps described (no guarantees!), or alternatively, just boot from a Live CD. Not having administrative access on the PC does take some of the more user-friendly programs out of the equation (e.g. However, after poking around I stumbled across an option that might work: XBOOT. Pendrivelinux has a guide, but the major steps are this: • Download the and unzip the application () • Plug in USB Drive • Drag the into the program • Select 'Create USB' and choose your drive edit: I just finished testing the program and it successfully created a bootable Ubuntu USB flash drive when I ran it on my Windows box (Windows 8.1), without asking for administrative access.