Re: [orca-list] Heres a ap that works with orca some of you may have been looking for

["Aruni Sharma" <libranarsh gmail com>]

Hello, I have tried to compile some instructions from different
sources which describe how to prepare a ubuntu bootable live flash
disk. I have successfully installed hardy and run the disk as live
disk.
it can be found on http://linuxaccessibility.blogspot.com
However, there was a minor problem while installing. some error
regarding cd drive was encountered and the flash disk could not be
mounted by hardy after install. Please take a look and suggest how to
improve. It may benefit many users like me who are freshers in linux.
Thanks,
Aruni.
On 10/14/08, kb8aey verizon net <kb8aey verizon net> wrote:
> Hi, If you are using intrepid, I discovered a really nice app that is
> accessible. Unfortunately it only works in the root account with Orca, but
> it does work.
> What is it? If you go to add remove programs and search usb. There is a
> program for making a ubuntu boot usb disk. Yes, you can insert a 1 gb flash
> drive and make a boot drive out of it.
>    Now the drawback. Your computer has to be able to boot from the usb port,
> and I have not found a way to save settings. According to the choices it
> saves a 128 space that I thought would automatically store settings like
> oralux did. But this doesn't seem to be the case.
>    However, on my dell laptop, it did boot from my usb drive, and the speed
> once it is loaded is pretty good. I would say at least twice as fast as a
> live CD.
> I thought this might be of interest to some, I know I have wanted a way to
> carry ubuntu on a usb flash drive for some time, and this program can easily
> be used by new users.
> Mike.
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