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How can one make a Zorin Persistant ISO to Use with Easy2Boot

I have created a 500gb Portable SSD as Easy2Boot.

I have a lot of stuff on it like windows 10 Iso'S AND lINUX iso'S and WintoUsb with a Live Working Windows 10.

Works just Fine.

But I would like a Working Linux Distro with Persistance, Specifically Zorin oS 16.1, which I have a Registered Version.

I have tried as others suggested Renaming the linux iso extension to isopersist, this works but the persistance part is not saving.

For example when I make any changes in the desktop of zorin and reboot it forgets all that and runs as default.

Could someone help me with that Please.

 

http://rmprepusb.blogspot.com/2014/05/boot-from-zorin-iso-with-persistence.html?m=1

It seems Zorin devs have modified the isolinux menu files (for no good reason that I can see), and we now have to modify the

\isolinux\menuentries.cfg file.

You can use  xxx.isopersist with a   xxx-rw file, but you must update to E2B v2.13c_beta  as I have had to modify QRUN.g4b to look for the new .cfg file.

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