install syslinux Identify your usb stick using one of the following commands (it should be somethin like /dev/sda, /dev/sdb, /dev/sdc…) unmount the usb device create partition table using fdisk (be sure to use the correct device!!!) unmount partition and device use mkfs.vfat to format the partition copy syslinux / install
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Ubuntu: Mount Bitlocker-Encrypted partition
Install dislocker Create folders for mounting Decrypt drive Mount partition Mount NTFS if above command is not working Mount automatically using /etc/fstab Instead of using your user-password you can also use the recovery-password by using the parameter recovery-password instead.
Continue readingUbuntu: Mount Windows-Share on startup
Install cifs-utils Create directory to use as mount point for the Windows share Mount Windows share manually using terminal If supported use Version 3.0. Otherwise use a supported version (For example: vers=2.0) Mount Windows share on startup using /etc/fstab Create file with credentials Set correct permissions so that no unauthorized
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