On Sun, Jun 26, 2022 at 09:28:21AM -0500, David Wright wrote: [...] > > I am doing all this, when building kali-linux live-system, which building is > > almost the same as a debian-live system. > > > > Give it a try, maybe it helps. > > Sorry, but I can't see the attraction of a live system, as opposed to > just building the Debian system on a stick. Care to explain? If I understand correctly, a live system - is thought to cope with a broader range of hardware (meaning: it doesn't know exactly which hardware it's going to wake up on next) - is not supposed to touch the host system persistent storage (aka disks) - is not supposed to scribble on its own medium (unless you've set aside a partition for that) Perhaps it just has a tmpfs overlaid on its file system, so any change is only ephemeral. so it is a slightly different usage profile than tailor-fitting a USB stick for a given target system. Both have their uses. Cheers -- t
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