![]() It seems the startup disc creator program isn't "partition aware" - is it? Or do I need to do this with another program? I've tried setting the "boot" flag on the partition I want to use, but it didn't matter. And if I don't press "Erase disk", I'm not allowed to start the installation. In the "Startup Disc Creator" program, I can't select the USB drive's partiions individually - just the entire drive. Creating the partitions posed no problems - gparted did that without complaining - but installing the Ubuntu installation stuff has turned out to be harder than I thought. My plan was to create two partitions on the drive - one 4GB that I can wipe at any time and use for installation media, and one with the rest of the space that I can use for data (and won't have to wipe when I create a new installation disk). Since the Ubuntu installation stuff only needs a little under 3 GB, I thought this would be no problem, but it has turned out to be harder than I thought. ![]() I have a 32 GB USB pendrive which I'd like to use as both a startup/installation disk for Ubuntu, and for regular file storage/transfer purposes.
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