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HOW CAN I INSTALL CD(UBUNTU 9.10) TO 8GB USB??

Asked by EricYoon

My name is eric Yoon.
Please someone help my problem. Until now, i didn't solve the problem.

Let me explain what happened...

FIRST, I order the ubuntu CD from company.....
and i got it...i have it right now..

Second, i have my 8 GB USB..
it is normal usb

Third..I put CD and connect the 8GB USB and reboot the computer..
first boot is cd..

forth, when i see the screen (ubuntu 9.10), i go to administrator and click the ubuntu GPARTED

fifth, i divdied (8 GB) TO FAT32(3.5 GB) AND EXT3 (4.5)..

SIXTH, i did a "MAKE USB STARTUP DISK" (ADMINSTRATOR AND CLICK USB STARTUP DISK)

FINAL...and success to install the usb start up disk

but

when i put out cd and reboot and first boot is usb..

and i can't do it..because it said that

System file not found
rescue grub>

honetly, i have no idea how to install ubuntu 8GB..
I KNOW and i installed before in 2GB...It was success.. i can do it
but 8GB..I CAN'T..

SO.... TELL ME PLEASE..

HOW CAN I INSTALL CD TO USB DRIVER?
I NEED A HELP..

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#1

You don't really need to use gparted to partition the disk, you can just use:

gksudo usb-creator-gtk

Select the device in the list and click make disk. You can verify which device it is with:

sudo fdisk -l

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Ubuntu4life (jeroenmerks) said : 		#2

Or use the system--> administration--> Make USB bootable program?

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EricYoon (eric910903) said : 		#3

SO, AM I CORRECT TO MAKE A USB DRIVER?
IF I PUT

gksudo usb-creator-gtk

sudo fdisk -l

I CAN INSTALL AND BOOT THE USB? YOU MEAN?
I WILL TRY..

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#4

no, use fdisk first so that you know which device you need to work with.

the usb creator will make the usb for you, there no need to partition first really.

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EricYoon (eric910903) said : 		#5

I DID IT..
I DID IT I USED THE MAKE USB BOOTABLE PROGRAM..
BUT THEY SAID

FILESYSTEM NOT FOUND

RESCUE GRUB >

I DON'T KNOW HOW TO INSTALL USB....HELP ME..

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EricYoon (eric910903) said : 		#6

I DID IT..
I DID IT I USED THE MAKE USB BOOTABLE PROGRAM..
BUT THEY SAID

FILESYSTEM NOT FOUND

RESCUE GRUB >

I DON'T KNOW HOW TO INSTALL USB....HELP ME..

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EricYoon (eric910903) said : 		#7

I DID IT..
I DID IT I USED THE MAKE USB BOOTABLE PROGRAM..
BUT THEY SAID

FILESYSTEM NOT FOUND

RESCUE GRUB >

I DON'T KNOW HOW TO INSTALL USB....HELP ME..

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EricYoon (eric910903) said : 		#8

OK... I COULD'T understand what you mean.

are you saying that i have to use fdisk to find my device? (i know my device)
and dvide the partition to fat32 and ext3?

and install?

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actionparsnip (andrew-woodhead666) said : 		#9

Dude. KILL THE CAPS. ITS HARDER TO READ AND ACHIEVES NOTHING

i recommend you install unetbootin and try it that way, may help

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EricYoon (eric910903) said : 		#10

sorry about caps..
anyway.. i also tried to do the unetbootin...
but it failed..i don't know what do i have to do...

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