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> Date: Thu, 2 Apr 2009 11:45:26 +0800 > From: zero00072@gmail.com > To: fredrik_is@hotmail.com > Subject: Re: The additional FAT32 partition on my USB stick is unusable > > Hello, friend! > > This is my method: > In Debian, I use Gparted to resize the partition /dev/sdx of > "DEBIAN_LIVE" to full of size. > > ~$ sudo gparted /dev/sdx > > And then use Syslinux to repaire "ldlinux.sys". > > ~$ syslinux /dev/sdx1 > > It's done. > > Fredrik Israelsson 提到: > > Hi! > > In the Debian Live manual (as of March 31, 2009), in section 3.3.3, > > "Using the space left on a USB stick", it says that filling the space > > left on the USB stick with a FAT32 partition (and corresponding file > > system) makes it possible to use this space with Windows. > > > > I have done this, but Windows XP only shows me the first partition (the > > Debian Live one) when mounting the USB stick. > > I have read that this has to do with the "removable bit". The removable > > bit needs to be flipped in order to make Windows XP and Vista recognize > > all the partitions on the USB stick. > > > > Is there any tool in Linux that can be used for flipping the removable > > bit on a USB stick? I have googled a lot on this, but all I can find is > > a Windows tool from Lexar, that is said to be tested only for Lexar sticks. > > > > Regards, > > Fredrik > > > > Dela foton på ett smidigt sätt med Windows LiveT Photos. Dra och släpp > > <http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowslive/photos.aspx> Lägg till karta och vägbeskrivning för din fest. Visa vägen! |