Putting multiple bootable OS installations/tools on a single USB

[themctipers]

I would like to be able to put multiple install and boot usbs on my large USB (Lexar 128gb, USB 3)

 

i would like to have:

macOS Sierra DMG ( @NCIX Lampy)

gparted live 

lubuntu

ubuntu

bunsen labs

memtest

windows 10 pro (64 bit)

windows 7 ultimate (64 bit)

and a separate fat32 partition with program files (crystal disk info, unibeast, etc)

 

the bootloader has to be clover (UEFI) because macOS. 

Yes it supports booting up all of these (I'd hope)

 

Any ideas on how to do it?

 

 

if wrong section move, idk where to put this. 

[vanished]

My first reaction would be to make multiple partitions so each goes on one, and then when you boot your USB, you have GRUB or something to pick which one from there.

[BestPCBuilder2017]

I'd recommend PMs about macOS 

[BestPCBuilder2017]

8 hours ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

My first reaction would be to make multiple partitions so each goes on one, and then when you boot your USB, you have GRUB or something to pick which one from there.

Strangely partitioning will work even for creating bootable macOS/OS X installers. Very interesting. My general assumption was that the default tool would only work for the entire USB and not allow partitioning/shrinking. I just thought it was too sensitive for that material, but I guess not!