At one point I knew this, but somehow overlooked it recently. Say you are copying a ubuntu-mid.img file to a USB stick, say with this command in linux or Mac OS X: dd if=ubuntu-mid.img of=/dev/disk2 bs=1024
you firstly need to ensure that your USB stick is formatted with FAT16 file system. If you're doing this in Windows, make sure you don't select FAT32 or your stick probably won't boot. Grub will be unable to read the FAT table on the USB stick and will thus give you the 'error 5' which means there's a problem with the partition table. cheers S
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