Yeah, I know you said it like five times... but I couldn't figure out how to do it under windows.  Windows always wants to create a single partition as soon as you plug in the disk.  (I admit that I didn't consider trying to use the built-in disk administrator or any other options.)  Linux seems to "like" the idea of multiple partitions on a usb key than windows does.


Agreed, done.

I am having another problem now.  If I boot the system and don't select a boot mode at the first screen and just let it time out on "default" it boots the non-persistent mode.  This is true even though the configuration file for the menu indicates that it should boot to persistent mode by default... so I'm trying to figure that out now.

drgr33n, I just sent you 3.5 BTC (about $20?) to say thanks for putting this release together.