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In practice this means the first thing you need is a Live USB creator.
In practice this means the first thing you need is a Live USB creator.
We are working with live USBs based on both Fedora and Ubuntu (these are different distributions of Linux), you can try either or both.
====Fedora based Sugar on a Stick from Windows====
To create a Fedora based Sugar from a Windows machine: http://sdz.fedorapeople.org/olpc/liveusb-creator-3.0.zip
Download that file to a windows machine and install it.
Download that file to a windows machine and install it.
How much persistent memory you set will depend on the size of the .iso and the size of your USB but make sure you have some so people can save files.
How much persistent memory you set will depend on the size of the .iso and the size of your USB but make sure you have some so people can save files.
====Ubuntu====
====Ubuntu based Sugar on a Stick====
Ubuntu contains an application called 'USB-creator' (use apt-get or other package management application to download it from the repositories) which can copy an Ubuntu based LiveCD to an USB drive automatically and make it bootable. USB-creator can use the currently running LiveCD or a specficied '.iso' image, and provides for a option for persistant storage using a read-write file on the same partition as files from the CD (some systems use a seperate partition).
Ubuntu contains an application called 'USB-creator' (use apt-get or other package management application to download it from the repositories) which can copy an Ubuntu based LiveCD to an USB drive automatically and make it bootable. USB-creator can use the currently running LiveCD or a specficied '.iso' image, and provides for a option for persistant storage using a read-write file on the same partition as files from the CD (some systems use a seperate partition).