Hi edgar, You need a linux (ext3 is a good choice) partition with a label 'live-rw'. This partition can be on an internal harddrive or more commonly on a usb stick. Any changes you do on the system will be saved there using the unionfs filysystem
Something like this. I hope it helps. a Edgar said : > Hi - I'd like to run the live version from my hard drive and be able to > save any settings or additional installs to a persistent storage file. > I've done a successful frugal install (copied the directories to my hard > drive and set up Grub to boot into it), but can't figure out how to > establish storage that will remain between sessions. It's a good way to > have Puredyne co-exist in the same partition with another distribution > while I play with it. I use the persistent storage option for Puppy, > which I run from a USB stick when I need to fix things, and it's really > handy. > > If someone can help me do this, I will document it in the Manual, which > has the topic but no text. > > Thanks! - Edgar > > > --- > [email protected] > http://identi.ca/group/puredyne > irc://irc.goto10.org/puredyne > -- | |'`'. .''. .. | ' .' '. .` '. |-----`.----.'------- '------------. | '..' `. ' | `..' | http://agagag.goto10.org --- [email protected] http://identi.ca/group/puredyne irc://irc.goto10.org/puredyne
