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I need to build a USB stick process for new installations of Windows.  It's been a few years since I have done this kind of work so I am not sure where to begin.  Ideally, I would like to be able to simply dump ISO files (Windows or Linux) onto the stick along with other data, and be able to select which ISO to boot from whenever I boot to the stick.  The stick would otherwise function normally.  Assistance in finding/building this solution is greatly appreciated.
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I've heard you can also use Grub to do this which is also free I think. What do you think about that option?
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I wasn't able to figure out Grub or Sardu quickly enough.  Yumi seems a little more intuitive.  We will see how that goes, time permitting.

All I really want to be able to do is drop ISO's onto the disk along with other files and folders.  That's it.
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Sardu has one for Windows and one for Linux.  I want a one-size-fits-all solution if I can get it.  Testing...
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I see.  I'll give Sardu another look.
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Ok, planning to revisit this