Using a USB flash stick to save files you have downloaded
After inserting a USB flash stick into a running session of LPS, it will be automatically mounted to /mnt/usbdevices. Most likely, your flash stick will appear at /mnt/usbdevices/sda1. Look for the icon on the desktop after the device is mounted or use the file browser to access the device. LPS supports FAT, FAT32, and NTFS formatted devices.
Note: If you booted from a USB flash stick, do not use this device to store data.

Creating your own LPS on USB Flash Stick using Windows
Do not boot LPS; simply insert the LPS CD and open it under Windows Explorer. The LPS CD should contain a directory called "InstallToUSB". Connect a USB flash stick to your computer and note its drive letter. Next, run the "USBInstall.bat" script. Follow the prompts and it should install LPS to the flash stick.

Caveats for creating your own LPS on USB:

1. The installation script can format the USB stick. This is highly recommended, but note that it destroys any data previously on the drive.
2. The format utility requires admin rights.
3. This process only works with Windows computers.

Related Sites:

Air Force Research Laboratory

DoD Anti-Tamper Program

High Performance Computing Modernization Program

Director, Defense Research & Engineering

24th AF