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Begin by downloading Rufus, (https://rufus.ie/en/)a software tool for creating bootable drives.
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Before proceeding, determine the partition type of your hard disk, which can be either GPT or MBR.
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If your hard disk utilizes the GPT (GUID Partition Table) partition style, proceed with the following settings in Rufus:
a. Choose "GPT" as the partition scheme.
b. Ensure that the target system is set to "UEFI (non CSM)."
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In Rufus, select the Linux ISO file you want to use as the bootable operating system in the "Boot Selection" or "Bootable Disk Image" section.
This is a sample partition scheme for a 500GB storage.2.
==Give space:== 1025 MB
==Type of new partition==: Primary
==Location:== Beginning of the space
==Use as==: VFAT
==Give space==: 16 GB
==Type of new partition==: Primary
==Location:== Beginning of the space
==Use as:== Swap Area
==Give space==: 190 GB
==Type of new partition==: Primary
==Location==: Beginning of the space
==Use as:== Ext4 Journaling File System
==Mount point==: (/)
==Give space==: 293GB
==Type of new partition==: Primary
==Location:== Beginning of the space
==Use as==: Ext4 Journaling File System
==Mount Point==: /home
Note There is no new of Type of partition and location in 24.04 and one big thing no for /boot you dont have efi so you need to choose VFAT and /boot

