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    If you want to install Linux to a partition on a USB Flash drive.
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   The USB device should be at least 256 MB to hold the contents of
   rootfs.cgz from RIPLinuX-5.3.iso.

   The USB device should be at least 128 MB to hold the contents of
   rootfs.cgz from RIPLinux-5.3-non-X.iso.

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   It will create a partition and put an Ext2 filesystem on it,
   then the Linux system will be extracted to it. You'll be able
   to boot and use it, just like if it was installed to a
   hard drive partition.

   # sh mkextlin.sh RIPLinuX-5.3.iso /dev/sdb  "You'll loose anything
                                                on the USB drive!"

   The above example assumes that's the name of the ISO image, and
   the USB drive is on /dev/sdb!

   # fdisk -l  "To find the device the USB drive is on!"
               "For example, if it says /dev/sdb4, just put '/dev/sdb' etc. "

   Instead of specifying an ISO image you can specify a source directory
   that contains the contents of the ISO image, laid out the same way
   as the ISO image.

   # sh mkextlin.sh source_directory /dev/sdb

   If you had RIPLinuX on CD mounted under /mnt/cdrom, you could do this.

   sh mkextlin.sh /mnt/cdrom /dev/sdb 

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