#RUFUS CREATE BOOTABLE USB PERSISTENCE MAC OS X#
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#RUFUS CREATE BOOTABLE USB PERSISTENCE ISO#

CentOS live iso shows a very different structure with only two folders. Here is how USB drive looks in diskutil list.

#RUFUS CREATE BOOTABLE USB PERSISTENCE MAC OS X#

The USB drive with Ubuntu mounts correctly on Mac OS X and shows numerous files and folders in the Finder. Last edited by Geoffrey_Arndt March 25th, 2015 at 04:55 PM. Unfortunately persistent option of Unetbootin doesnt produce any results (newly created files are deleted on restart). ?) on a Live Persistent USB Flash-stick, the important files are encrypted, the base OS (Ubuntu or any Buntu) is not, but why encrypt anything but your sensitive data anyway? But this may be worth checking out - I may try it out, but I also like the CherryTree Db to contain sensitive material (and that does work quite well). The above is feasible (IF the Live Filesystem will be compatible with Encfs.

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I have Linux mint on my desktop (20) - when I install Linux Mint on a USB stick, I just use the normal installer program, and also select LVM encryption. > I like to use Encfs along with a Cloud Service like Dropbox to easily encrypt folders, without needing to do so for individual files ( ) Re: Proper way to create Linux Mint live USB with persistent encryption. > Install both 'Encfs' and 'Gnome-Encfs-Manager' (encfs is an encrypted file-container app, the Gnome-Encfs-Manager is a nice front end gui to manage encfs ( ) setup your standard desktop (wireless, restricted-extras, etc. > Create a Live persistent USB Flash stick (usbv3 is preferable), Many older computers use a boot loader based on BIOS (Basic Input Output System). A huge difference has to do with the type of boot loader built into the host computer used to create the persistent drive. Or another method that 'may' be possible is to: In addition to USB sticks versus USB external drives, there are several other different categories of USB Persistent drives. Last edited by madarada March 25th, 2015 at 02:21 AM. So I open this new thread with this double question:ДЎ) Is there a truly effective solution to create an USB persistent and encrypted able to boot on most Pcs and Mac?Дў) If not, is it possible to create a LIve USB with peristence, encrypted that boot on the encrypted partition?

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The thing is that on the boot Linux just do not ask me the password to open the partition as it is not recognise as the 'main partition'. You get all the essential features along with the great speed of Rufus. What makes it great is the speed at which it works.

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Mkfs.ext3 -L casper-rw /dev/mapper/mount_usbД¬ryptsetup luksClose /dev/mapper/mount_usb Rufus is a small portable tool that lets you create all kinds of bootable USB flash drives from ISO files such as Antivirus Rescue Disks, Partitioning Disks, Linux Distro Live USBs, and many other bootable rescue and recovery tools. Unfortunately, encrypt the partition becomes a different matter.ДЄfter a few failures with gparted and disks I tried this stuff manually:Д¬ryptsetup -verbose -verify-passphrase luksFormat /dev/sdbx (thank you to the various contributors and gurus), it becomes easy to create a Live USB with persistence (playing with casper-rw).

A live USB.ДЇollowing the indications of this yarn perfect: There are huge advantages of a permanent installation on the USB stick, but it also seems that it makes the things less versatile.ДЇor this reason I head to a different solution. It seems that there is a solution to this side:Д«ut that does not really work for me and I do not like deja-made solutions. On after what I've read and test to make this USB bootable on mac machines is a very complicated matter. If for instance you download the Tumbleweed on VMware Appliance image and run it in ventoy, I'd guess that you'll have a writable 'live' instance.I'm trying to build an USB persitent encrypted support able to boot on both most PC's and Mac machines. Thanks for your attention, saludos a todos, AdiГіs!I'm guessing that's a limitation of the ISO file you likely used for your image running in Ventoy.ДЇirst, I'd recommend you verify what options you have by talking to the Ventoy developers (ie submit an issue at the Ventoy github project) but I notice that Ventoy supports a number of formats. My pendrive is Data Traveller 128 G and i've followed all the instructions with Ventoy I know that they are others tools like Rufus, Etcher, mkusb, but I think that Ventoy can work better.

) provide feature for persistence and Tmbleweed is not in the tested list, but i've tried. Is it possible to create a liveusb of Tumbleweed with persistence?

But, in a new session the changes are not saved. I've tried Ventoy (is an open source tool to create bootable USB drive) to prove Tumbleweed with persistence. I'm new in this subjects and I 'd want to try Tumbleweed for the first time.

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