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using SLiTaz as live stick

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• Started 8 years ago by paseo
• Latest reply from black dog
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   paseo
   

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   How is it possible to save the preferences with using a live stick

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   black dog
   

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   http://doc.slitaz.org/en:handbook:liveusb

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   paseo
   

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   thank you for the link. the live stick is running. i do not understand how to store changes for later use on the live stick. perhaps my englisch is to bad to under the handbook.
   thanks for your help

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   Ceel
   

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   Hi paseo,

   It depends how you did your Live stick.
   If you've formated the stick ext 2/3/4, your preferences will be automatically saved in your /home.
   Otherwise, format another stick and create Live with the tazusb tool.
   If you need more help, tell me what ISO you used for your Live.

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   paseo
   

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   hi ceel
   i create the live stick with a integrated tool of linux mind and with a iso slitaz-cooking.iso 41,9 Mb
   was this wrong ?

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   paseo
   

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   i formated a new stick with ext 4 with linux mind and try to create a live stick with my iso file and taz usb box to /dev/sda1. but the stick is empty ( only lost and found) no live system on the new stick.

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   Ceel
   

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   If you use cooking, sda1 should be your hard disk...

   Boot your Live USB. Then remove the stick.

   Download the ISO (cooking is near 2 years old now, last rolling will be better: http://mirror1.slitaz.org/iso/rolling/slitaz-rolling-core.iso)

   Open a terminal and become root. Insert your formated ext4 stick and see how it is identified:

      fdisk -l

   Assuming your target stick is sdb1, then type:

      tazusb gen-iso2usb /path/to/the/iso/file/file_name.iso /dev/sdb1

   Posted 8 years ago #
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   black dog
   

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   Ceel, the closing bracket superfluous.
   http://mirror1.slitaz.org/iso/rolling/slitaz-rolling-core.iso

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   Ceel
   

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   Thanks black dog.

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    black dog
    

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    Tazusb program does not offer at the ext4 formatting. Why?

    Installed version tazusb 182.

    Posted 8 years ago #
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    Bellard
    

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    Why not ? http://hg.slitaz.org/tazusb/rev/a0169f6c39b6

    Posted 8 years ago #
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    black dog
    

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    Thank you, Bellard. I already asked, but forgot to answer. What do I need to do to make a change in my tazusb?

    And another question to all. Who ever get to save the changes with the new version tazusb? I could not even once in a day. Of the more than 20 attempts. Why is this happening?

    

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    az_ua
    

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    Что конкретно с tazusb не так?

    Вижу на скриншоте gzip-сжатие rootfs. Это очень плохая идея, лучше lzma или вообще без сжатия.

    Posted 8 years ago #
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    black dog
    

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    Do not save changes. After this operation to /boot must have two files rootfs.gz and previous.gz. But even without this, after the restart it shows that there are no changes. A method of compression is not important.

    PS
    I apologize. We had to pour and insert the USB flash drive again. I disassemble.

    Posted 8 years ago #
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    black dog
    

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    That's what happens:

    

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