29th January 2018, 16:46
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30th January 2018, 10:13
You can use a tool like untebootin to create the usb stick from the downloaded ISO. It also allows you to create a persistent part.
30th January 2018, 16:56
(30th January 2018, 10:13)leszek Wrote: [ -> ]You can use a tool like untebootin to create the usb stick from the downloaded ISO. It also allows you to create a persistent part.
With this tool unetbootin cannot boot! I want boot and in persistent mode...
thanks.
30th January 2018, 17:01
What is the error when using untebootin? Where do you want to boot? A laptop or PC with UEFI? Securboot? Or BIOS?
30th January 2018, 18:10
(30th January 2018, 17:01)leszek Wrote: [ -> ]What is the error when using untebootin? Where do you want to boot? A laptop or PC with UEFI? Securboot? Or BIOS?
Without error, not boot, laptop 7 year, with Windows 8.1 64bit...
thanks.
30th January 2018, 18:12
I think unetbootin might only work with BIOS not UEFI. So try maybe the legacy boot options or however it might be called on your laptop.
31st January 2018, 10:29
(30th January 2018, 18:12)leszek Wrote: [ -> ]I think unetbootin might only work with BIOS not UEFI. So try maybe the legacy boot options or however it might be called on your laptop.
Hello, in this laptop "Compaq CQ58". Boot in persistent mode "Linux Mint 18.3" also Ubuntu, Lubuntu etc, with "Universal-USB-Installer-1.9.8.0", but in "Maui" make boot able but not in persistent mode...
thanks...
31st January 2018, 10:37
Did it add the persistent boot parameter to it? Without it it won't boot in persistent mode.
Does it create a persistent partition or persistency file?
Does it create a persistent partition or persistency file?
31st January 2018, 12:44
(31st January 2018, 10:37)leszek Wrote: [ -> ]Did it add the persistent boot parameter to it? Without it it won't boot in persistent mode.
Does it create a persistent partition or persistency file?
Does not turn on "persistent" mode like in "Linux Mint", "Lubuntu", etc... If you can try it... Like as my portable PC... If you can...
Thanks...
31st January 2018, 12:49
Then maybe do this persitency stuff yourself.
Create a second partition on your usb stick labeled casper-rw and add persistent to the bootoptions of isolinux or grub depending on if you are using uefi or bios.
If you need more help I can help you if you specify exactly where you need help.
Create a second partition on your usb stick labeled casper-rw and add persistent to the bootoptions of isolinux or grub depending on if you are using uefi or bios.
If you need more help I can help you if you specify exactly where you need help.
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