If your E2B USB drive does not have three partitions, you should create a third Primary NTFS partition. Ptn3: \_ISO\LINUX\Ubuntu (or can be located at \ of Ptn3) Recommended arrangement when using of two partition images: imgPTN file extension for the first file (partition 2 must be removed). However, if both files are on partition 1 then the two files must be in a specific order and you must use a. That way there are no problems with the actual file start positions and no problems UEFI-booting. imgPTN file extension is always placed on partition 1 and the auxiliary file with no file extension is always placed on partition 3 (and you can also use a. imgPTN* will replace partition 1 and the file with no file extension (but the same filename) will replace partition 3 or the E2B USB drive. You can use two partition images files at the same time with E2B and agFM. This is only required if you want to UEFI-boot because the partitions must be in ascending order or else the BIOS will not recognise the USB drive as being valid. Move_IMGPTN is a Windows script which moves a file to a different position on Partition 1 of the E2B USB drive. ‘File Not Contiguous’ and ‘Too Many Fragments’ Errors.
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