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Debian Live on a USB memory stick?



Hi,
I guess the answer is in my question about overlaying another data
partition. See:
http://lists.debian-unofficial.org/pipermail/live/2006-April/000109.html

I would appear that it is possible with Casper to nest a data partition
on top of the bootable image, but you need to type in some boot options
that presently you can't do.

Fdisk on USB stick would be something like:
/dev/sda1 - bootable image
/dev/sda2 - data partition

Cheers,
Simon.

On Tue, Apr 18, 2006 at 08:16:50AM -0700, profi lang wrote:
> Once you have created a bootable usb stick, how do you carry your data around?
>    
>   Given the developers' bias against cloops, I don't see it that easy.
>    
>   I haven't seen any better solution at the moment than the one offered by Damn Small Linux, or maybe I'm lazy and I haven't looked enough...
> 

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