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I'd like to make a Live USB for Ubuntu. In an ideal world, I would:
- Partition USB drive in two parts.
- Install Ubuntu on one part.
- Use other part for storage.
Is this possible?
stalepretzel
Posted 2010-11-27T23:32:57.593
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Can I set up Ubuntu on ONE partition of a multi-partitioned USB stick?
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It can be done, but is not necessary. Ubuntu installs in an windows partition, and uses a file for persistant storage.
You can use the same partition for Windows files storage.
BillThor
Posted 2010-11-27T23:32:57.593
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Ubuntu allows you to make a Live USB without going through the regular installation procedure, allowing you to leave space for other files. Is there a specific reason you want to partition the drive? – oKtosiTe – 2010-11-27T23:39:17.167
I thought that I couldn't save any data to the USB, besides the OS. Are you telling me that I can create a normal Live USB and also save files to that USB drive? If so, please explain that in an Answer, and it'll probably be accepted. – stalepretzel – 2010-11-28T01:16:36.630