As stated in the question's title - it's common knowledge that there are standards, according to which, if you format your pendrive, fitting there an x86 bootloader and a partition with the system, you can get an x86 USB stick that will pretty much boot on any computer. Are there similar standards for computers (like laptops) with ARM processors?
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