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This section provides instructions for using <application>USB Startup Disk Creator</application>.
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:18(para)
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Less waste. A Live USB can be overwritten when a new version of Ubuntu comes out.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:35(para)
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Persistence. Changes made to the USB disk are saved, unlike a Live CD.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:41(para)
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No CD Drive required. Computers lacking a CD drive usually have a USB drive.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:46(para)
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Safe computing environment. Boot your computer from a Live USB to protect your system when accessing unsecured public networks or testing unstable functionality.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:51(para)
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<application>USB Startup Disk Creator</application> is a utility in Ubuntu that creates a persistent Ubuntu image on a USB disk. This is called a "Live USB". You can use the Live USB to install Ubuntu on your computer or to run Ubuntu without affecting your system hardware. The advantages to using a Live USB to install or test Ubuntu include: <placeholder-1/>
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:27(para)
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USB disk 1 GB or larger
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:75(para)
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Ubuntu Desktop Edition image
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:80(para)
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<application>USB Startup Disk Creator</application> requires the following: <placeholder-1/>
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:66(para)
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Currently <application>USB Startup Disk Creator</application> only runs on Ubuntu systems 8.10 or later. If you don’t have access to an Ubuntu system, you can create a Live USB from a system that can boot from an Ubuntu Live CD. You can also install Ubuntu into a virtualization program like VirtualBox and create the Live USB from a virtual Ubuntu installation.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:87(para)
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