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I have a 2GB SanDisk Cruzer Micro USB Flash Drive, from which I want to run
Ubuntu. That installation works fine, however, I find I am unable to write
to the drive itself (because it works as a Live CD); the solution I came up
with was to partition my Flash Drive into two 1GB drives, the Ubuntu as the
primary, and a supplementary Logical Drive, formatted in FAT16. This worked
fine for Ubuntu, and for OSX, however, when I inserted my drive into my XP
computer, only the Ubuntu drive displayed. I went to Disk Manager, and found
that my other drive was in fact accounted for, it simply was inaccessible,
and could not be assigned a drive letter or otherwise be reached. Is there a
way in XP to assign drive letters (or otherwise access) 2 separate partitions
of a flash drive?
Ubuntu. That installation works fine, however, I find I am unable to write
to the drive itself (because it works as a Live CD); the solution I came up
with was to partition my Flash Drive into two 1GB drives, the Ubuntu as the
primary, and a supplementary Logical Drive, formatted in FAT16. This worked
fine for Ubuntu, and for OSX, however, when I inserted my drive into my XP
computer, only the Ubuntu drive displayed. I went to Disk Manager, and found
that my other drive was in fact accounted for, it simply was inaccessible,
and could not be assigned a drive letter or otherwise be reached. Is there a
way in XP to assign drive letters (or otherwise access) 2 separate partitions
of a flash drive?