Re: Install debian 9.1 live usb

[Andreas Heinlein <aheinlein@gmx.com>]

Hello,

the file system on the USB drive is a iso9660 file system, which is read-only by design. You wouldn't be able to modify it even if you plug it into a machine running a different OS.
There are tools which would allow you to modify the ISO file, but it's rather complicated. The safest way would be to remaster the ISO.

Andreas

Am 14. August 2017 12:53:57 MESZ schrieb A Abbes <al.abbes@laposte.net>:

Hello,

   I am looking for a tutorial about intallation of 9.1 on a usb stick. 
I would like to find to customise the persistence with UEFI boot.

  I have "dd" the iso on the stick, it boots. The debian partition is 
mounted as /dev/sdb1 (for me). Then since it is mounted rw on 
/lib/live/mount, I cannot modify the grub.cfg file to allow persistence. 
I was not able either to remount it rw, the output argued it is a ro 
partition.

   best regards

A. Abbes