I have two situations where I require to boot from my Fedora 9 LiveCD on usb
but temporarily disable persistence for the session (So I have a normal LiveCD
session)
1. I want to boot random machines at work (So don't want the network/graphics
config stored in the persistence layer to load up)
2. The persistence layer gets corrupted and I can't boot at all unless I
disable the layer.
I have been doing this by editing syslinux.cfg and adding an entry with the
overlay parameter removed from the initrd line (Or pressing tab at boot and
deleting the parameter). This boots up ok but generates an ugly error message
about not being able to find the persistence layer.
Is there a clean way to disable persistence in a usb image created with
persistence? (It seems to me that this would be useful in any case, since most
people will want to use the livecd stick on disparate machines which cannot
share common system settings in a single persistence layer.)
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