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==Related==* A flash drive is a type of [[Solid State Removable Storage]].* [[Bootable USB flash drive utilities]] allows you to make the flash drive bootable. More on [[Creating bootable USB Flash Drive]].* Should you use [[NTFS or exFAT on Flash Drive]]?* [[Ubuntu Installation from a Flash Drive]].* [[Solid State Computer Systems]] use [[Solid State Removable Storage]] rather than a traditional hard drive with moving parts.* Manufacturers of USB Flash Drives should never include [[Autorun]] software on the drive because of the [[Sandisk U3 Flash Drive Virus]] fiasco, also why I will never buy a Sandisk product again.To format your USB Flash Drive under Linux, run the program "Disks" under the menu, or from the command line: gnome-disksSelect the appropriate drive and the button with a picture of two gears on it has a menu with the format option.[[Image:formatUSBlinux01.jpg]]==Related==* A flash drive is a type of [[Solid State Removable Storage]].* [[Bootable USB flash drive utilities]] allows you to make the flash drive bootable. More on [[Creating bootable USB Flash Drive]].* Should you use [[NTFS or exFAT on Flash Drive]]?* [[Partition and Format a USB Flash Drive with Linux]]* [[Ubuntu Installation from a Flash Drive]].* [[USB Device Diagnostics in Linux]]* [[Solid State Computer Systems]] use [[Solid State Removable Storage]] rather than a traditional hard drive with moving parts.* Manufacturers of USB Flash Drives should never include [[Autorun]] software on the drive because of the [[Sandisk U3 Flash Drive Virus]] fiasco, also why I will never buy a Sandisk product again.[[Category:Solid_State_Media]]