I took a look and tried to make a screenshot in Windows. When I tried to open it in Kubuntu it couldn't open the .png, so I have no screenshot for you. Let me try to explain: in bootselection (red square) choose disk or iso-image
. On the right of this you can select (green/yellow oval) which .iso you want to 'burn' to your selected usb-device. You let the rest of the settings as they are. They will not be the same as in the picture. (In Partition Scheme
will show MBR
and Target System
will be BIOS or UEFI
). Choose your Volume Label
e.g. Ubuntu Studio 21.10). Then you click start
.
The .iso contains the right version of grub, so don't worry about that. Just let Rufus do its thing. That is all there is to it.
Then of course, start from USB, install your OS. It should work just fine now.
PS. I use Ventoy to make USB media. I install Ventoy to the USB-device and just drag 'n drop bootable .isos (yes, more than 1, Windows, Linux, Haiku, DOS, TempleOS, Hiren's Boot CD, Grub2Win, GParted.iso it all works) to it. When starting up my USB-stick I can choose which OS (because it has more than 1) I want to start.
Found a picture , thanks Dr. Google, and added it/edited my answer.
2.04
(or older).grub2 | 2.04-1ubuntu47 | impish
and not grub 2.06