On Wednesday 31 January 2007 05:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
> On our SuSE10.2/LTSP4.2 installation with LDA as outlined in the wiki, we
> get the oddest thing when using local USB sticks. Hear this...
>
> Uppon insertion, the Kingston USB stick is shown
> in /home/some-user/Drives/Kingston and all appears to work. If you copy a
> file to the USB device, it's as if it's there.
> When you remove the device and check it elsewhere, all original files
> previouslyu in the USB device are still there,- but the new one is not to
> be found!
>
> Now if you insert the USB stick again, but this time you elect to create a
> directory on the stick, this directory is indeed created and will stay
> there to be seen after removal...
>
> eh, me not really understand..
> any hints?

Look at U3 and lunchpad, answer (them, before you may download the remover) 
why you do not want your usb stick polluted with such rubbish and remove 
them.
I got launchpadremoval.exe  u3 uninstall.exe.
The first worked on my Kingston stick.
James

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