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usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:14(year)
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To launch <application>USB Startup Disk Creator</application>, choose <menuchoice><guimenuitem>System</guimenuitem><guimenuitem>Administration</guimenuitem><guimenuitem>USB Startup Disk Creator</guimenuitem></menuchoice>
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usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:141(para)
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Under <guilabel>Source Disk Image</guilabel> click the <guibutton>Other...</guibutton> button and specify the Ubuntu image you downloaded in the previous step. If you are creating the USB disk from a Live CD, insert the Live CD and <application>USB Startup Disk Creator </application> will automatically recognize it.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:146(para)
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Under <guilabel>USB Disk to use</guilabel> your USB disk is highlighted. If you have more than one item in the list, select the USB disk you want to use for your Live USB.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:154(para)
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To make the Live USB a writeable disk, indicate how much memory to use for extra storage. If you don’t want the Live USB to be modifiable, select the second option, <guilabel>Discarded on Shutdown</guilabel>.
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usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:160(para)
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Click <guibutton>Make Startup Disk</guibutton> to make a Live USB.
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usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:167(para)
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<application>USB Startup Disk Creator</application> will erase any data on the USB disk. Back up any files you don’t want deleted.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:175(para)
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If you don’t have access to a system running Ubuntu, it is still possible to use <application>USB Startup Disk Creator</application> to create a Live USB. You can boot from a Live CD and run <application>USB Startup Disk Creator</application> from the Live CD environment. Alternatively, you can install Ubuntu into a virtual environment like VirtualBox.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:187(para)
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Copy the Ubuntu image to a location on your hard drive that you have access to while running the Live CD environment. You can copy the image file into a publicly accessible folder on your hard drive or you can copy it onto a second external drive.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:203(para)
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Once you have verified that you can access the Ubuntu image while booted into the Live CD, follow the steps outlined in the previous section to create a Live USB.
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Located in
usb-creator/C/usb-creator.xml:211(para)
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