Ubuntu from a USB memory stick This guide will help you install Ubuntu on your computer by using a USB memory stick. USB memory sticks are sometimes known as flash drives, memory pens or USB Mass Storage assume that you are running Windows. ### 1. What do I need to get started? To install Ubuntu from a USB memory stick you need: - A memory stick with a capacity of at least 2GB. It will be formatted (erased) from the memory stick. - A computer that can boot (start-up) from a USB memory stick. Many older computers can't boot from USB – check the boot options in your BIOS (see Start the Ubuntu installer)

compile-time • Be used to construct: ☐ Lookup Tables Configuration Fuses ☐ Compressed Strings USB Descriptors ## Along the way • Introduce some libraries I created for this code • Discuss some techniques ERROR } ## Building Resources • Lookup Tables • Configuration Fuses • Compressed String Tables • USB Descriptor Code samples available on GitHub https://github.com/AshleyRoll/cppcon21 ## Why • No external simple resources of known size/type - What about varying the output size/type based on the input? ■ A USB configuration descriptor can have many interfaces, ■ and each interface can have many endpoints ■

8 USBDevices (read-only) IUSBDevice IConsole::USBDevices[] Collection of USB devices currently attached to the virtual USB controller. Note: The collection is empty if the machine is not running. ##### ##### 5.15.1.9 remoteUSBDevices (read-only) IHostUSBDevice IConsole::remoteUSBDevices[] List of USB devices currently attached to the remote VRDE client. Once a new device is physically attached to the 1.15 emulatedUSB (read-only) IEmulatedUSB IConsole::emulatedUSB Interface that manages emulated USB devices. #### 5.15.2 addDiskEncryptionPassword void IConsole::addDiskEncryptionPassword( [in] wstring

Storage settings 46 3.7 Audio settings 48 3.8 Network settings 48 3.9 Serial ports 48 3.10 USB support 50 3.10.1 USB settings 50 3.10.2 Implementation notes for Windows and Linux hosts 51 3.11 Shared folders desktop server 92 7.1.3 Step by step: creating a virtual machine on a headless server 93 7.1.4 Remote USB 94 7.1.5 RDP authentication 95 7.1.6 RDP encryption 96 7.1.7 Multiple connections to the VRDP server settings 111 8.7.2 Networking settings 113 8.7.3 Serial port, audio, clipboard, remote desktop and USB settings 114 8.7.4 Remote machine settings 115 8.7.5 Teleporting settings 116 8.8 VBoxManage import

settings 49 3.7 Audio settings 51 3.8 Network settings 51 3.9 Serial ports 51 3.10 USB support 53 3.10.1 USB settings 53 3.10.2 Implementation notes for Windows and Linux hosts 54 3.11 Shared server 96 7.1.3 Step by step: creating a virtual machine on a headless server 97 7.1.4 Remote USB 98 7.1.5 RDP authentication 99 7.1.6 RDP encryption 100 7.1.7 Multiple connections to the VRDP settings 114 8.7.2 Networking settings 116 8.7.3 Serial port, audio, clipboard, remote desktop and USB settings 118 8.7.4 Remote machine settings 119 8.7.5 Teleporting settings 119 8.8 VBoxManage

settings ..... 49 3.8 Network settings ..... 49 3.9 Serial ports ..... 49 3.10 USB support ..... 51 3.10.1 USB settings ..... 51 3.10.2 Implementation notes for Windows and Linux hosts ..... 52 server 94 7.1.3 Step by step: creating a virtual machine on a headless server 95 7.1.4 Remote USB 96 7.1.5 RDP authentication 97 7.1.6 RDP encryption 98 7.1.7 Multiple connections to the VRDP settings 113 8.7.2 Networking settings 115 8.7.3 Serial port, audio, clipboard, remote desktop and USB settings 116 8.7.4 Remote machine settings 117 8.7.5 Teleporting settings 118 8.8 VBoxManage

settings 46 3.7 Audio settings 48 3.8 Network settings 48 3.9 Serial ports 48 3.10 USB support 49 3.10.1 USB settings 49 3.10.2 Implementation notes for Windows and Linux hosts 51 3.11 Shared 91 7.1.3 Step by step: creating a virtual machine on a headless server ..... 92 7.1.4 Remote USB ..... 93 7.1.5 RDP authentication ..... 94 7.1.6 RDP encryption ..... 95 7.1.7 Multiple connections 109 8.7.2 Networking settings ..... 111 8.7.3 Serial port, audio, clipboard, remote desktop and USB settings ..... 112 8.7.4 Remote machine settings ..... 113 8.7.5 Teleporting settings ..... 114

settings 46 3.7 Audio settings 48 3.8 Network settings 48 3.9 Serial ports 48 3.10 USB support 49 3.10.1 USB settings 49 3.10.2 Implementation notes for Windows and Linux hosts 51 3.11 Shared 91 7.1.3 Step by step: creating a virtual machine on a headless server ..... 92 7.1.4 Remote USB ..... 93 7.1.5 RDP authentication ..... 94 7.1.6 RDP encryption ..... 95 7.1.7 Multiple connections 109 8.7.2 Networking settings ..... 111 8.7.3 Serial port, audio, clipboard, remote desktop and USB settings ..... 112 8.7.4 Remote machine settings ..... 113 8.7.5 Teleporting settings ..... 114

settings 49 3.7 Audio settings 51 3.8 Network settings 51 3.9 Serial ports 52 3.10 USB support 53 3.10.1 USB settings 53 3.10.2 Implementation notes for Windows and Linux hosts 55 3.11 Shared server 98 7.1.3 Step by step: creating a virtual machine on a headless server 99 7.1.4 Remote USB 100 7.1.5 RDP authentication 101 7.1.6 RDP encryption 102 7.1.7 Multiple connections to the VRDP settings 116 8.7.2 Networking settings 118 8.7.3 Serial port, audio, clipboard, remote desktop and USB settings 120 8.7.4 Remote machine settings 121 8.7.5 Teleporting settings 121 8.8 VBoxManage

settings ..... 52 3.8 Network settings ..... 52 3.9 Serial ports ..... 53 3.10 USB support ..... 54 3.10.1 USB settings ..... 54 3.10.2 Implementation notes for Windows and Linux hosts ..... 56 100 7.1.3 Step by step: creating a virtual machine on a headless server ..... 101 7.1.4 Remote USB ..... 102 7.1.5 RDP authentication ..... 103 7.1.6 RDP encryption ..... 104 7.1.7 Multiple connections 120 8.8.2 Networking settings ..... 122 8.8.3 Serial port, audio, clipboard, remote desktop and USB settings ..... 124 8.8.4 Remote machine settings ..... 125 8.8.5 Teleporting settings ..... 125