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How do I make my USB persistent bootable?

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How do I make my USB persistent bootable?

Download the Ubuntu ISO file you want to place on the USB drive and the Linux Live USB Creator application. Insert the USB drive you want to use into your computer’s USB port and launch the “LiLi USB Creator” application you just installed. Select the USB drive you want to use in the “Step 1: Choose Your Key” box.

What is Live USB persistence in Kali Linux?

Kali Linux “Live” has two options in the default boot menu which enable persistence – the preservation of data on the “Kali Live” USB drive – across reboots of “Kali Live”. The persistent data is stored in its own partition on the USB drive, which can also be optionally LUKS-encrypted.

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What is the difference between persistent live and full install USB?

Yeah, he means to say the persistent live USB needs less, because he later mentions that the full install USB needs a lot more (about 5GB). And it makes sense, a full install would take more space, while a live USB is basically the ISO file.

Do I need persistence to install Ubuntu on a USB drive?

You don’t need persistence if you’re just using a USB drive to install Ubuntu and then running it from your hard drive afterward. There are a few limitations. You can’t modify system files, like the kernel. You can’t perform major system upgrades. You also can’t install hardware drivers.

How do I login to the persistent live USB?

There is no login process in the Persistent Live USB. The default user has admin rights and does not need a sudo password to exercise it. This means, a malicious studnet can boot a persistent USB of another student and easily access stored documents, uninstall or reconfigure applications etc.

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How do I download Ubuntu as a persistent live OS?

Select the “‘Persistent live’ – only Debian and Ubuntu” entry in the list and click the “OK” button. A file browser dialog will appear. Browse to the Ubuntu ISO file you downloaded, select it, and click the green “OK” button. In the screenshot below, we’re selecting the Ubuntu 19.04 ISO image from the Downloads folder.