Hi All,
I went the route of doing a direct install to a flash drive
of Fedora Core 25, x64. I mainly use it for rescuing
Windows machines. Also use it for networking and such
(Linux has all the "cool tools".)
Pluses:
1) no worries about losing space when you delete
2) you can mount he drive from a running Linux system
and transfer files back and forth
3) you can have fun cherrying it out for your needs,
Minuses:
It is pretty much a one shot deal when using it on a
customer site. After that the disk corrupts.
So, I made a gold copy with "dd" and restored it after
every use at a customer site.
Workaround, in fstab, add "sync" after "defaults" on
all your drive entries:
UUID=xxx / ext4 defaults,sync 1 1
UUID=yyy /boot ext4 defaults,sync 1 2
UUID=zzz swap swap defaults,sync 0 0
So far, this stick has been in and out about six times
and hasn't corrupted, which is about five more times
than I ever got before.
-T
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