No, we actually invoke the syslinux program, so syslinux-common is not enough.
I'm going to make usb-creator-* unavailable on non-x86 architectures, rather than merely uninstallable. Obviously this isn't a real fix if you actually want to use the package on something other than amd64 or i386, but a real fix is hard.
However, with Ubuntu 11.10 and later, you can simply write Ubuntu ISO images directly (e.g. using dd) to a USB stick and they should work. You can't enable persistent storage this way, but nevertheless this should be enough for many people.
No, we actually invoke the syslinux program, so syslinux-common is not enough.
I'm going to make usb-creator-* unavailable on non-x86 architectures, rather than merely uninstallable. Obviously this isn't a real fix if you actually want to use the package on something other than amd64 or i386, but a real fix is hard.
However, with Ubuntu 11.10 and later, you can simply write Ubuntu ISO images directly (e.g. using dd) to a USB stick and they should work. You can't enable persistent storage this way, but nevertheless this should be enough for many people.