I usually toss things like this on my iPod Mini. I'll usually toss a version of
each for Windows, Linux and OS X, so it doesn't matter what computer I
end up using, I've pretty much got everything I need.
Running from an iPod or iPod Mini is pretty good since it's running off of a
little mini hd. USB sticks have always been slow and probably will be for
a few years until the technology for it grows more.
If anyone wants to use their iPod or iPod Mini in this kind of situation, you need
format your iPod from a Windows machine, and use FAT16. Almost all Linux
boxes and all OS X machines can read FAT16. If you use Journaled or Ext2,
then Windows machines will not be able to read it at all.
-Garrett
each for Windows, Linux and OS X, so it doesn't matter what computer I
end up using, I've pretty much got everything I need.
Running from an iPod or iPod Mini is pretty good since it's running off of a
little mini hd. USB sticks have always been slow and probably will be for
a few years until the technology for it grows more.
If anyone wants to use their iPod or iPod Mini in this kind of situation, you need
format your iPod from a Windows machine, and use FAT16. Almost all Linux
boxes and all OS X machines can read FAT16. If you use Journaled or Ext2,
then Windows machines will not be able to read it at all.
-Garrett