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Installing Linux
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I've occasionally had problems with Yumi in the past but not usually with using it to boot Slitaz. If it does not boot a particular distro try another similar one. Another good light linux distro is Slacko Puppy (one of the many varieties of Puppy Linux). Also try using a different brand name USB stick such as the ones from SanDisk or Kingston.
My favourite system for putting several live linux distros on a USB stick is Multisystem (not available for Windows)
http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/linux-multi-boot.html is a quick guide to both Yumi and Multisystem methods. There are others though available under Windows such as RMPrepUSB, UNetbootin, XBoot (no longer actively supported), Sardu.0 -
Did you follow the instructions fully, making sure that the USB was formatted as a bootable drive?
I have had success previously using UNetbootin. (I installed Mint using an SD card as the boot drive, and this card was formatted etc. using UNetbootin).0
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