1. Every IT technician who works on personal computers needs a boot able USB flash drive, CD, or DVD in his toolkit to use when he cannot boot from the hard drive. If you can boot from other media, you have proven the problem is not the motherboard, processor, or memory and can turn your attention to the hard drive subsystem and Windows.In this project, you create an Ubuntu boot able USB flash drive, called a Live USB, with persistent storage. (A live Ubuntu flash drive or disc is one that can boot and launch Ubuntu from the drive without changing anything on the hard drive. The term persistent storage means that you can write files to the Ubuntu flash drive and the files will still be there the next time you launch Ubuntu from the drive.) Youll need at least 2 GB of free space (4 GB of free space is recommended) on a USB flash drive that has been formatted with the FAT32 file system.