Hi! I have such a silly question. I did USB via make-live-device.sh and it is all OK. But I'm also quite fine with the system booting up every time in the untouched state. Its even worse - I'd rather be using it this way every time, eventually I will brew my own script to save or load only the things I really want. And here is the catch: usually what I would do is to boot from DVD. In my oldschool laptop there is no optical drive. I thought it would be wise to ask you, dear list, before I screw up all the things and have to reinstall. Is there any simple, failproof way of disabling the persistence feature of p:d? Maybe doing something really odd, like shrinking the persistence partition to the smallest size possible is an option? Any ideas? Clues?
Cheers, Luke --- [email protected] http://identi.ca/group/puredyne irc://irc.goto10.org/puredyne
