Re: usbkeys with U3 and their removal?

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Mike wrote:
Does anyone have (or had) a usbkey which comes with U3 launchpad software?

If so do you know if it is possible to remove the U3 stuff from the usbkey within
Fedora alone. I know that there is a Windows package that will do it but if you have a machine with only F8 on it can one still get rid of the U3 stuff
and then reformat the usbkey to put an ext3 file system on it?

These U3 files in their peculiar CDROM-like partition seem to be un-removable
even by root!

I just got one at Circuit city yesterday. Put into a Windows machine and let it run the U3 menu. Click on U3, then settings, then "uninstall". This is why one has friends with Windows machines.

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