Partitioning a USB Dlash Drive

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DogTown replied

20 January 2009, 02:40
I have a Acer Aspire One, it will take around 1.2 gig if you create from the recovery disk, obviously this will only restore to the factory install. You may want to consider this to actually image the device once app's, updates etc have been installed.
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TykeMerc replied

19 January 2009, 19:02
I would be inclined to nip into Staples and pick up a 1Gb pen drive for under a fiver rather than spend any time/effort partitioning.
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larry started a topic Partitioning a USB Dlash Drive

19 January 2009, 18:32
Partitioning a USB Dlash Drive

A mate got an Acer Linux notebook (because it was the cheapest!). I need to make a boot rescue disk on a USB pen drive.

What's the best software, preferably free, to partition a 4GB pen drive with a partition of 1GB for the Linux rescue disk?

Any ideas?
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