Fedora can use a persistence file but it must be on a FAT (or ext) partition. We therefore need to use a .imgPTN file so that we can create a FAT32 volume. 1. Download your Fedora Live ISO file – I used Fedora-Workstation-Live-x86_64-33-1.2.iso. 2. Install the MPI Tool Kit onto your Windows system 3. Drag-and-Drop […]
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Linux distros such as Ubuntu, Lubuntu, KUbuntu, Elementary OS, Linux Mint are base on Ubuntu and will contain a /casper folder inside the ISO. They must recognise the ‘persistent’ boot parameter and automatically look for a disk volume with a volume name of ‘casper-rw’. Using the E2B and agFM menu systems, you can rename the
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Puppy Linux is very lightweight and also has a Live-Persistent save feature where it can create its own save file (you don’t need to create a persistence file yourself). All we need to do is add the ‘psavemark=1’ keyword into the kernel parameters (which is what E2B does when you use the .isopup file extension). So
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