Quote Originally Posted by reub2000
Instead if using the RAM disc as part of the UnionFS file system, why not use a persistant hard drive partition. Combined with a persistant home, you could create a poor mans instalation, which acted like a real instalation. Would this be possible?
Sounds like Slax's 'changes=/dev/device' cheatcode mode..

I suggested they take a look at it on the Kanotix forum, but there was little response..

It allows me to have a Poormans Install to a /slax folder somewhere (e.g. hdb16) and a Linux 'changes' partition (hdb17 in my case). On top of that I boot with 'copy2ram', so the result is exceedingly fast, both booting and in use, AND changes are automatically taken care of.

Mvh