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I have 2 identical USB flash sticks. One has BionicPup32 on it as the bootble USB. The other one is empty. Both of them are inserted into USB ports. On BionicPyp32's desltop, there are 4 USB flash sticks, sda, sda1, sda2, and sdb1. When install the OS, how do I know which one is the bootable and which one is the empty one?
On BionicPyp32's desltop, there are 4 USB flash sticks, sda, sda1, sda2, and sdb1.
sdb is most likely the blank one as sda is showing with two partitions, which would be unusual for a blank drive. Also having a device name of sda would strongly indicate this is the boot device.
sdb is most likely the blank one as sda is showing with two partitions, which would be unusual for a blank drive. Also having a device name of sda would strongly indicate this is the boot device.
Thank you.
I'll try to identify them by opening the one marked sda since sda indicates as the boot device.
Appreciate.
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