Flash Knoppix Optional Read-Only/Persistence Partition w/ Extra Read-Write Partition

[utu]

@lxdeone

I read your link article, and am not clear on what you've done.

Have you partitioned the flash drive into two or more partitions?
If you haven't, I thought 6.2.1 took over all of its given partition for itself.

If you would show what gparted, or some other partitioning program
says of the flash, mounted by a _different_ linux,
that would clear this up conclusively.

I believe some people have trouble partitioning these devices, that's why
I ask.

[krishna.murphy]

@lxdeone

I read your link article, and am not clear on what you've done.

Have you partitioned the flash drive into two or more partitions?
If you haven't, I thought 6.2.1 took over all of its given partition for itself.

Actually, it's only a set files/folders almost exactly like the source disk, within the FAT32+ filesystems common to flash drives, plus whatever persistent store you create. There's a 4GB max file size, I think, with FAT32.

If you would show what gparted, or some other partitioning program
says of the flash, mounted by a _different_ linux,
that would clear this up conclusively.

I believe some people have trouble partitioning these devices, that's why
I ask.

You really don't have to partition it, in most cases, but Gparted does give you a good look at what's there.

Cheers!
Krishna
p.s. (Edit) The persistent store can be disabled on any particular boot instance, by typing Ctrl-c for the password, if you use the AES-encrypted version.