Does this work for non-Intel platforms, like my MIPS-ish JZ4750?
Rob
From: Michael Walma
To: nas...@uottawa.ca
Cc: linux
Sent: Fri, April 16, 2010 6:08:46 PM
Subject: Re: [OCLUG-Tech] persistent live usb
And I should have added that it is pretty easy
16, 2010 6:08:46 PM
> *Subject:* Re: [OCLUG-Tech] persistent live usb
>
> And I should have added that it is pretty easy: download an ISO image
> and use an existing Kubuntu installation and usb-creator to make the
> live usb. Usb-creator provides an option to allocate space for pe
And I should have added that it is pretty easy: download an ISO image
and use an existing Kubuntu installation and usb-creator to make the
live usb. Usb-creator provides an option to allocate space for persistence.
When the drive on my lap top died, I got by with just the stick for
several weeks.
I've had good luck with persistent live usb's using kubuntu.
Prof. John C Nash wrote:
> Following up on J-F's interesting presentation, I tried a Linux Mint live USB.
>
> This works fine. I also tried using usb-creator to make one that is
> persistent, but a test
> file saved in /home/mint is
Following up on J-F's interesting presentation, I tried a Linux Mint live USB.
This works fine. I also tried using usb-creator to make one that is persistent,
but a test
file saved in /home/mint is not being kept.
Anyone had any experience with perstistent live USB? Seems like a nice idea.
Thi
