Public bug reported:
After downloading the Ubuntu 20.10 ISO, burning it out on a USB stick
and testing it(savings weren't saved) some time ago, I had decided to
modify it and add "persistant" (as described in Ubuntu domumentation) to
it to store the settings. After I did that, following problems started
to occur with the system:
1. Ubuntu started to work much slower then before adding "persistant"
2. after the computer was turned off (with proper system shutdown) and then
turned on, wifi has "vanished" (in the "Additional drivers" tab of the Software
Properties it was selected to use the driver, but it seem like the Wifi
interface wasn't existing anymore. I had to do following steps to restore it:
in the Software Properties in the tab "Additional drivers":
* select "don't use this device" and clicked "apply"
* had to restrart the computer
in the Software Properties in the tab "Additional drivers" (again):
* select "use the <wifi device name> (...)" and click apply
after that I could close the Software properties with wifi restored
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: persistant ubuntu wifi
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Title:
Issues with LiveUSB related to persistant mode
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