On 4/10/2015 12:28 PM, Eric Nichols (DirWiz) wrote:
I think I have a working solution to Windows not recognizing an extra
partition on the USB drive.
.........
In windows the new second partition is ignored. In linux it comes up as
a CD-rom image.
Failed to boot when I tried it. I used FAT32 for the first partition,
ext4 for the second, and added a third ext4 partition for persistence.
Using gparted, I set the boot flag on the second partition and dd'd the
iso to that partition.
(Asus K53E laptop, American Megatrends BIOS, recent jessie build using
online cgi-builder)
As an alternative to your proposal, to avoid needing an additional USB
drive for safe file transfer to windows, I've been extracting the iso
contents to a FAT drive using 7-zip and making it bootable with
syslinux. Works with wheezy, haven't tried with jessie. Can't get
persistence file to work on FAT, though.
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