I had the problem and my workaround was to run usb-creator-gtk as a
regular user (i.e.: not as root) and also by slowly take my time to
enter my password when usb-creator-gtk is trying to install the
bootloader.

My best guess as the why: I believe the partition table is set to be re-
read just before installing the bootloader and since a USB device can
sometimes take a while to disappear/reappear the application is just
trying too fast to install the bootloader.

There could be something also with the FTL layer being busy as hell with
the copying/unmount/sync that just happened. (FTL being an important
component in the USB key's firmware)

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