I want my desktop no to not completely reset every time I reboot, I'm a total noob sorry
How can I save my desktop?
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Posted 4 years ago #
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Slitaz was designed to be full install. If you want a full persistence without full install, Try TazPuppy a Slitaz-Puppy hybrid.
https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=139
When you shutdown for the first time, it ask where to save your personal data. Just follow the instructions very we'll
Posted 4 years ago # -
@ fehlauer,
I guess you are using a LiveUSB, aren't you?
In this case you must active the persistence on your USB stick but this one must be formated EXT2 or EXT3.
If not (probably the case if you created your Live from a third party tool), you can easily create a new one:- boot your SliTaz Live
- download the latest Rolling core
- open the file manager and change its preferences: click on Edit > Preferences > Volume Management and unhook Mount removable media automatically when they are inserted, click on the [Close] button
- insert a USB stick
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change to the directory where you saved the ISO and press [F4] to open a terminal, become root:
- typesu
and press [Enter], you'll be prompt to enter a password
-typeroot
and press [Enter]
note that no one character will be display during you'll be entering the passord -
type
tazusb format
TazUSB will ask you for the device to format:
Format a device
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Please specify the target USB device to format. You can type 'list' to get a
list of devices, type 'exit' or give an empty value to exit.
Device to use: -
type
list
to identify your stick, it should return something like this-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /dev/sdb1 15,1,12 482,15,32 8064 3917471 3909408 1908M 6 FAT16 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Device to use:
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enter the device to use, according your stick is /dev/sdb1 as in the example above type
/dev/sdb1
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Please specify a filesystem type ext2, ext3, ext4 or fat32 (ext3):
press [Enter] to format the stick ext3, or you can use ext2 as you want, this won't make any differences -
When the formating is completed, type
tazusb gen-iso2usb slitaz-rolling-core.iso /dev/sdb1
The new LiveUSB should have persistence.
ref: http://doc.slitaz.org/en:guides:liveusb#from-slitaz-linux
you can also read the TazUSB Manual fore more information.Posted 4 years ago #
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