Files on bootable USB?

[new2Computers]

I just recently made a customized kernel for my raspberry pi to enable a usb monitor. The problem I am now faced with is, my ubuntu laptop does not have an sd card slot. My windows 8 does though. I have an ubuntu flash drive, and I'm wondering if there is a way to set it up to where the file is accessible on ubuntu when I boot from usb. Is that even possible?

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[BikerEcho]

let me get it straight.
You want to boot up Ubuntu via a USB on your win8 PC, then access via that PC your files on your Ubuntu machine?

why?

You can create a homegroup. If they are both on the same network, it shouldn't be difficult.

 

[new2Computers]

I'm currently in barracks housing, and only one of my devices can be connected to a network at a time

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[BikerEcho]

You can create a hotspot via one of the PC's and connect the other PC to it.
Don't know how it's done in Ubuntu. But i know you can.

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here is a guide:
How to Turn Your Ubuntu Laptop into a Wireless Access Point