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==Introduction==

==Introduction==

Can someone explain a little more in the intro as to how sugar on a stick will work with a windows machine?  Do you boot on it?  Is it some sort of virtual machine?  Is SoaS for windows a linux OS?

Can someone explain a little more in the intro as to how sugar on a stick will work with a windows machine?  Do you boot on it?  Is it some sort of virtual machine?  Is SoaS for windows a linux OS?

# Insert a 1 or 2 GB Stick

# Insert a 1 or 2 GB Stick

# Delete files so that you have 700 MiB or more of space available.

# Delete files so that you have 700 MiB or more of space available.

#: (This step is not needed, but may help if other methods don't work) Format it using FAT. If it has anything on it it will be completely erased so you can reuse sticks.

#: (The formatting step is not needed, but may help if other methods don't work) Format it using FAT. If it has anything on it it will be completely erased so you can reuse sticks.

#: See [[olpc:How to Damage a FLASH Storage Device]] before formatting.  The 'Stick' probably came with a FAT file system that the Fedora LiveUSB Creator will use.  You can even leave some of your files on the drive.  You may want to try using the native drive formatting to see if it works before reformatting the drive.

#: See [[olpc:How to Damage a FLASH Storage Device]] before formatting.  The 'Stick' probably came with a FAT file system that the Fedora LiveUSB Creator will use.  You can even leave some of your files on the drive.  You may want to try using the native drive formatting to see if it works before reformatting the drive.

# Name the volume FEDORA (The File Manager's properties, General tab panel will let you rename a volume.)

# Name the volume FEDORA (The File Manager's properties, General tab panel will let you rename a volume.)

: Thanks FGrose! They are slightly clearer - at least it says something like "Do Not Do unless fails without." Perhaps the detail I was looking for belongs on the http://wiki.laptop.org/go/How_to_Damage_a_FLASH_Storage_Device page? MWTalbutt

: Thanks FGrose! They are slightly clearer - at least it says something like "Do Not Do unless fails without." Perhaps the detail I was looking for belongs on the http://wiki.laptop.org/go/How_to_Damage_a_FLASH_Storage_Device page? MWTalbutt

===[SoaS] Problem with Mirabelle and USB Boot===

===[SoaS] Problem with Mirabelle and USB Boot===