directgrub Record

DirectGrub - GUI for creating a bootable USB stick based on GRUB with ISO loading
Creates a bootable USB media that emulates ISO booting.
It is useful for installing Windows XP on netbooks or on a PC where, for some reason, there is no CD/DVD drive.
Select the ISO image from which we want to download from a USB flash drive
In the list of disks on your PC, specify the USB flash drive.
Let's go.
It's all done.
We insert the USB flash drive into the desired PC and specify in the BIOS or BootMenu the boot with a USB flash drive.
After loading, we see a menu of several items, the most important for us is the first
Instructions for installing Android on a USB flash drive.
You will need:
1) A 4 GB flash drive (Android will take 2.3 GB. A flash drive for 2 GB is not enough)
2) DirectGRUB
3) The Android distribution itself is X86
Keep in mind that the flash drive will be cleared.
Instruction manual:
1) Insert the USB flash drive and run DirectGRUB.
2) Select a USB flash drive from the list and press the button.

3) A window will pop up. Click Yes.
At this stage, the flash drive will be cleaned and prepared for download. It remains to put Android on it
4) Run the "installer" of the Android-X86 distribution, select our USB flash drive and click "OK";

5) After 1-5 minutes, the distribution kit will be placed on a USB flash drive.
That's it! :)
On the flash drive you will see the Android folder and the BOOTMGR file.
You cannot rename or delete them.
After booting from the USB stick, you will see a menu.