Quote Originally Posted by moritz.b View Post
I have configured my Knoppix with overlays and would like to use the system without write access to my usb-stick.
I think of cloops as read-only by definition, only written by specific intent, not somehow 'accidentally'. I count on this myself as
protection against my overwriting a rw persistence file. Once my rw persistence content is relatively 'mature', I button its content up
in a cloop to protect against possibly spoiling it myself. This also compacts things and I never really see any performance penalty.

My expectation is that Moritz might be expecting to protect against another Knoppix user purposefully changing Moritz' product,
which I expect that user probably can do if he has Knoppix root privileges. If he doesn't, he surely misses a lot of its power.