Linux Mint - On The Go!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2024
- How to make a persistent portable Operating system; using Linux Mint!
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0:00 Intro
0:54 Required Components
2:34 Making the USB OS
4:22 Testing it Out
7:02 ...but do you REALLY want to?
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Correction: In this video I said I downloaded Mint LXDE, I meant to say XFCE. Oops!
When you shut down with apps open, does it boot back up with those apps open as if you hibernated it or does it start without the apps open as if you pressed shut down
I was extremely confused lol thanks tho
should you buy X-tra pc! YES!
8:42-8:47 There are portable SSDs that fit perfectly on keychains. There's one from SanDisk that goes from 500GB all the way up to 4TB and there's even a Samsung one that goes all the way up to 8TB. I think that would be perfect for installing Linux on-the-go.
I use Tails OS on a USB drive. So far I'm happy with it.
Ah! I had completely forgotten about about Tails OS...that would make a great video! I owe ya one!
In actually installed Manjaro KDE to a usb stick... I have done that with Peppermint, Mint Cinnamon, Zorin and MX Linux … All worked fine as a portable Linux drive.
it's worked. thank you very much sir. my first time Thumbs OS. light fast. and got everything i need.
I tried in using Mx Linux KDE worked great used a 32 gb Evo usb 3 worked quite fast . As one user said use a m,2 Sata stick and a usb drive encloser and your get sata 3 speeds
There is a way to take a persistence USB and add a login password. You have to create a admin user with password and delete the actors login. I did it on Linux Mint 20 and it works great. I log in with username and password. It also allows you to require a password before making changes just like a hard drive install.
Oh, nice!
XTRA-PC 2020 showdown! Should you buy it? SPOILER ALERT: .Yes...
You can get an M.2 to USB adapter and a small (128GB) M.2 Sata SSD for a decent price. This would run over USB 3 at full speed and without the concern of write cycles.
If you were to boot the iso into a virtual machine with the USB-SSD added as a drive instead of a virtual hard-disk, you should be able to get a fully featured install (with encryption).
This would be a far better on-the-go experience - encrypted filesystem or home, full SSD speeds and still fits in your pocket. (Bit bulkier but still fairly small)
Man, i wish I’d seen this sooner. I make a persistent portable USB with Manjaro XFCE. I just used one flash drive for the live USB and a second flash drive to use as my “hard disk” in the installer. It worked great for a while with my MacBook, but trying to use it on another PC has given me nothing but headaches.
You could also do a full installation on the USB drive but you need 2 USB drives to do this.
I once installed Linux Mint on an SD card (not as live session but by installing it the way as you mentioned in 8:29) and I found it only useful if your device didn't have any internal drive. I still don't recommend it as the sd card speed is just painfully slow.
If you want a live USB with security in mind, I would recommend TAILS OS.
Yes, that's a good recommendation. I plan on doing a video on TAILS OS at some point in the future.
Balena Etcher fried my usb stick when i tried to flash linux mint on it. That was like 3 weeks ago and i aint gonna use it anymore
My main concern is that my Workspace standard is into the OS space.
I want my workspace on another partition !! .... feels safer ....
Can you telle me how to do this in Linux .... to replace my Home folder to that other partition ??
How to create that partition (with Gparted) and then replecing my Home folder to the new partition.
I tried the same thing with ubuntu using rufus on my 32 g cruzer sandisck usb and it my usb is now stuck in 4mb
low dough plz help me I cant install virtual box on my Mac
I thought that the persistant option in Rufus just left a blank partition so you can install to it, but it makes the live environment persistant without waiting for it to install!
But when you shut down with apps open, does it open up with those apps open as if you hibernated it or does it start without the apps open as if you pressed shut down
@Low Dough Tech
I have an important question
Can it be updated when an update is available?!or you will be stuck with what you started with?thanks.
That's a pretty interesting question, and (this is speculation) I would say that it can't be updated through a conventional update, because it's not a full installation. It's a live ISO that is running an additional partition that stores changes that have been made per session.
I use a sd card for linux mint
I burned one flash drive using this method a few months ago.
It wrote the whole 64 gigs at once because that's how the rufus method works. The model was Adata UV150, the store I bought it from replaced it.