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Bootable thumbdrive
Hi all!
I trying to modify my bootable thumbdrive to be seen in window OS when i plug in. I did a FAT32 partition for it but it seem like! "windows only recognizes the first primary partition on a removable device" My 1st partition is my Ubuntu OS partition ext4, is there a way to go about solving this problem? |
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I thought there was a third-party ext3 driver for windows, but perhaps not.
You could reorder the partitions so the fat32 comes first? |
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Hi Cornona
thank for the reply, i using gparted for the partitioning, i believe i cannot reorder the partitions (maybe is i too noob). Can i do it with fdisk? i'm not good with fdisk can you guide me to it? |
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It might be less work to just back up the files and create from scratch.
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there is such thing, 'ext2fsd'. it can even read ext4. http://www.ext2fsd.com/ |
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