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So, after reading the other thread I installed Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy on my USB thumbdrive. I love it. I have it on a Fat32 file system so that I can still use all of the storage space in Windows. My U3 partition and software still works (I skipped the step were you format the USB Stick).
It boots, I select Ubuntu (USB Persistent Mode) and it loads. It looks great and works fast, just like a normal Hard Drive. Now, I have that stupid "Install" icon on my desktop. I delete it, reboot and its there again. Which gets me thinking, this is not persistent mode and my changes are not "automatically" being saved as the tutorial said it would. Is persistent mode broken? Did I miss something that I need to activate? I'm logging in via root every time. |
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Alright so my excitement is now dowsed for installing ubuntu on a pen drive. But hey maybe the errors will go away with later versions. Who knows.
One additional thing. Are there any good tutorials out and about for doing this, I may give it a try on an old 4 gig stick that I have laying around. |
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It is very possible it is just my USB pendrive and my constant messing with it as to why it keeps getting corrupt.
Check here for tutorials: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ |
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