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I want to install Ubuntu on my new 32 Gb USB Stick, but I also want to keep a fair amount of space available for Portable Apps or general data transmissions.
When I tried to install Ubuntu using PenDriveLinux, it asked me if I wanted to format and partition my USB stick, but I guessed I'd first ask here before experimenting any further.
So what should I do? Should I partition my USB stick or should I just leave it as one partition or make several?
Note that I should be able to use this with Windows computers and the file system has to be accessible from Windows 7, so I guess it has to stay NTFS. And bonus points if you can advise me how to add Hiren's BootCD and/or UBCD into the mix
Any recommendations?
Lol if I need to use FAT32, I would need like 4 partitions just for my data... – Ivo Flipse – 2010-10-27T02:12:34.843
1Maybe, but remember that it's 4 GB file size limit. So unless you carry your data in large encrypted containers or as
.iso
files... – roguesys – 2010-10-27T02:37:05.457