It depends on which manufacturer your USB flash disk master is...Some manufacturers' master mass production tools only provide settings for three partitions, while others can have more than three partitions...It is recommended that you first download the chip wizard to detect your master type, and then find a mass production tool according to the model of the master chip, so as to determine how many partitions your U disk capacity can be divided into If you just partition the USB flash disk, you don't need to use mass production tools...Windows disk management tool comes with partition function, which can divide your U disk into unlimited partitions in the way of logical partition. That is, if you set it in the way of logical partition, you can divide as many partitions as you want for the U disk
This seems impossible. Currently, most USB flash drives can only be mass produced in two areas. If you can find a USB flash drive that can generate three areas of energy, it is also possible.
The reason is that your USB disk has been booted, so when the USB disk starts, the machine will search the file of the tenth magnetic column of your USB disk to see if there is a startup file. After your bt3 is decompressed, there must be a startup file, so you can start from the USB disk.In fact, this is not just the bt3 line. You can also start from the u disk after unzipping the iso file of ubuntu.
The mass production of U disk into CD loading system is the same as that of CD loading system!Whether you can load the SATA driver depends on whether the system you mass produce has its own SATA driver. If it does, it can!
No mass production tools are required, and the compatibility of USB flash disk is poor after mass production into optical disk, and USB flash disk is easy to be damaged The recommended method is to use a floppy disk to communicate with UltraISO, and click Write to Hard Disk Image in the startup menu. At this time, your USB disk is a CD, but your USB disk can also be used as a storage device!They don't affect each other!
