Hit Make Startup Disk and wait till it finishes. If you do want a larger degree of persistence, set persistence to 128mb for now and continue. This limit can be overcome and is explained later on. Note that the maximum space that can be allocated for persistence is limited to 4GB (maximum file size on a FAT32 filesystem is 4GB). iso image, the usb device you want to use, erase the disk and set the degree of persistence (the slider) you need. You may also start the application from the terminal with : gksudo usb-creator-gtk It uses the usb-creator to create USB bootable startup disk on USB drive. Jaunty (9.04) onwards provide USB Startup Disk Creator system tool.
Method 0: Automatically create Live USB system Note that you may need to add "vesa vga=771" to the append= line in syslinux.cfg in order to get the installer to display properly. They're for feisty, but more or less work for gutsy too. If you are looking for help in putting the 'alternate' cd on a pen drive, then try the instructions here. Where you see 'ubuntu' replace it by 'kubuntu'. The preparation of the drive is explained using 'fdisk' because I had errors with 'gparted' and i could not give the partitions a volume name. This page is written after having tested the instructions on a Peak III 1 GB drive. You will need a USB drive of 1 GB or more. This means that you can boot from a USB drive and keep customisations such as keyboard layout, numlock, preferences, additional packages saved on the drive. It is possible to have Ubuntu or Kubuntu on a USB drive (AKA USB Stick or Thumb drive or Flash drive) or USB hard disk drive with persistent mode.
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