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Simple persistence screendumps

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gparted

create 3 partitions

sp-1_gparted-create-3-partitions.png

after 'applying operations'

sp-2_gparted-after-applying-operations.png

Enter the boot option persistent

syslinux

In standard Ubuntu and some but not all of the family flavours, you arrive at a screen that looks like this (a small logo appears at the bottom of your screen). Press any key and you will arrive at the syslinux menu.

sp-3_get-to-syslinux.png

the syslinux menu

Press the F6 key and then the Escape key and the End key, and backspace to a position before the dashes, where you enter the text persistent surrounded by spaces.

Press the Enter key to continue booting!

sp-3_syslinux-enter-boot-option-persistent.png

grub

the grub menu

Press the e key at this menu

sp-4_grub-try-lubuntu.png

to get this window, where you enter the text persistent surrounded by spaces (near the end of the linux line, but before the dashes).

Press ctrl + x or the F10 key to continue booting!

sp-5_grub-enter-boot-option-persistent.png

the grub menu of mkusb/persistent

In this case the boot option 'persistent' is already prepared in the menu.

Run Lubuntu - persistent live

sp-4_grub-persistent-and-try-lubuntu.png

Show persistence

The persistence can be inspected with the command

df -h

and the output is very similar in BIOS mode and UEFI mode. Notice these two lines:

/cow            9.8G   48M  9.2G   1% /
/dev/sdb3       7.6G   19M  7.2G   1% /home

BIOS mode

test -d /sys/firmware/efi && echo efi || echo bios
bios

sp-6_bios-cmd-show-persistence.png

UEFI mode

test -d /sys/firmware/efi && echo efi || echo bios
efi

sp-6_efi-df_-h_shows-persistence.png


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mkusb/sp/screendumps (last edited 2016-07-30 12:23:50 by h196n2)