Another Ubuntu Question

[Bitmix.in]

Anyway I think I'm gonna switch back to windows. Linux is just too complicated for me!

I understand you. I'm sure this problem is not too difficult to solve.
In an interactive session where I could run commands, it would have been faster.

If you have enough time, I would suggest taking some Linux course on your own.

Yet I would like to thank you very much, bitmix.in. You have been very kind trying to help me.
If you write down your address I will send you a tip, anyway 

I'm sending you a PM in 2~5 minutes.

[HardcoreSuperstar]

Anyway I think I'm gonna switch back to windows. Linux is just too complicated for me!

I understand you. I'm sure this problem is not too difficult to solve.
In an interactive session where I could run commands, it would have been faster.

If you have enough time, I would suggest taking some Linux course on your own.

I think I am going to install some LInux distro on hard disk, when I will buy a second computer. Maybe installing it on an external USB device requires too many steps to work in a proper way...

[Bitmix.in]

I think I am going to install some LInux distro on hard disk, when I will buy a second computer.

That's a good choice.

[tspacepilot]

Anyway I think I'm gonna switch back to windows. Linux is just too complicated for me!

Sad to hear it.  FWIW, I find windows impossible to use.  I guess it's what you're used to.   As you know Linux is a clone of UNIX, which was envisioned as a multi-user time-sharing operating system from the start (way back in the late 70s).  Windows only got multisuer functionality in like windows 95, I think.  Anyway, if you have multiple users you need a good system of permissions and ownership.  It seems to me that your difficulties are in part from the fact that you're trying to use a FAT32 partition.  Why not use ext files system?

Anyway, good luck to you.  If you want to keep debugging there are plenty of people here who are willing to try to help.

Best,

TSP