The isostick shows up as two drives: an optical drive and a flash drive.

It lets you "load" ISOs from the flash drive into the optical drive—sort of like mounting a disc image in *nix, or using DAEMON Tools in Windows—except computers think it's a real, physical optical drive, with no software required.

Because it's all in hardware, you're able to boot from isostick directly.

If you can boot from a USB CDROM, then you can boot from isostick.

Oh, and you can store anything on your isostick—not just ISOs!



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Note that isosel does not work on some newer UEFI machines.

See the FAQ for more info. Also check out the Tested Hardware page.