ResentedPoet

Like the title says. Has anyone figured out a way of having a persistent BT4 install using Grub2? Right now, I have the .iso booting fine, but I want to be able to use it with persistent changes just so I can keep notes and whatnot in there.

Well, I ended up solving one problem and introducing another. The drive was set as boot (I forgot about Gparted, had it already) and it was flagged as boot in there. I then tried the install from start again, and it would not work. I then tried it on another computer, and bingo, works first time. I'm guessing for some reason, the computer I was using will not support booting from USB, even though the BIOS is set to boot, and it does try to read it as it comes up with an error saying it is unable to boot from drive. It baffles me. But now I have introduced a new problem. I tried to boot Ubuntu 9.04 from USB as a test on the computer that was supporting my booting from USB, and I can't get past GDM. Was never an issue before when I had an ATI X300 installed, but now that I upgraded that machine to a 2900GT, it won't work. I'm hoping someone on ubuntuforums will be able to answer that one. Thanks for the help everyone.

Hi, I cannot get this to work. When I check this out in computer management, Mark as active is grayed out. I'm trying to get multipass to work on a SDHC card via a SDHC to USB adapter, but it won't work. I have also tried doing this in my Asus 1000HE's built in SDHC card reader, but that won't work either. Is there something I am missing? I have also tried to get this to work with Ubuntu 9.04 and grub2, but again it won't work.