Ludovic Courtès writes:
> There are two things we could do:
>
> • Add an option to make the root file system persistent (easy).
>
> • Add an option to allow users to specify additional partitions in the
> disk image (which would be writable). If you look at ‘qemu-image’
> in (gnu
Great, thanks for the insights.
I'll work on it when I find time then!
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Hello Pierre,
Pierre Neidhardt skribis:
> I'd like to built a live disk-image for a USB stick I carry around with
> me. Booting it would result in the exact configuration I have on my
> machine.
FWIW I did that a year or two ago with hacky modifications to the code.
It would be nice to make
I had time to try out today: the changes made on a Live USB don't persist
across reboots.
Which seems strange considering / is mounted read-write ("rw").
Any idea?
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Hi there,
I'd like to built a live disk-image for a USB stick I carry around with
me. Booting it would result in the exact configuration I have on my
machine.
I can create a disk image with:
> guix system disk-image ~/.guix-config/config.scm
Then boot the live and set up my user profile as
