Re: [trinity-users] Re: Making a Bootable USB stick (with free space)

I may be jumping in late on this one. What I've done in the past was disconnect the HD, boot off a DVD with the target USB stick inserted so it's the only "drive" on the machine, and install to it just like to a HD. Plenty of extra space if the install took 2G on a 16G stick. One could do the same thing, I expect, from a stick that's had the ISO dd'd to it as an install medium, to a blank USB stick or drive. The Linux "everything is a block device" attitude works well in this regard. Curt-