You guys are talented, but all of this code is not needed. Does the
workaround work? Yes, but there are methods now that are understandable
to most of the public, which is ok, and really just comes down to good
logic (in other words, get done quickly and cleanly).
using_ubuntu9.10
Step 1: Install gparted.
Click applications - terminal - and write the following without quotation
marks- sudo apt-get install gparted
Step 2: reformat the usb drive.
Open terminal and write the following without quotation marks- gparted -
click on drop down menu on the top right and make sure to DESELECT!! \dev\hda,
and find the right hard drive. If you have a 4GiB hard drive, look for a 4 GiB
for volume size, then reformat it.
Step 3: Make USB bootable drive
Click system - administration - USB Startup Disk Creator
Having made sure that you only have 1 USB drive connected, you will see
a device with an exclamation and one without. Choose the one without an
exclamation then give at least 1GiB for storage space
Click Make Startup Disk
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Case Closed
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Fails repeatably with DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.NotFound:
The given volume was not found
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/458334
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