installing app on USB LIVE in UEFI MODE
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I would like to install boot repair on my live Usb.
When I am logged in Uefi mode, the installation of all software on the key is not persistent. I mean, when I install a software such as boot repair, and I close this session and then I reconnect, I have to reinstall the same software. That's why I say that the installation is not persistent. While when the key is connected in Legacy mode, the installed software still remains.
How to make it possible in Uefi mode.
Thank you.
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I would like to install boot repair on my live Usb.
When I am logged in Uefi mode, the installation of all software on the key is not persistent. I mean, when I install a software such as boot repair, and I close this session and then I reconnect, I have to reinstall the same software. That's why I say that the installation is not persistent. While when the key is connected in Legacy mode, the installed software still remains.
How to make it possible in Uefi mode.
Thank you.
usb uefi
asked Dec 1 at 12:03
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The live installer is not updateable. It is an installer that can be run in live mode. You can save some data if you want to create another partition for persistence. It only then saves downloading software again, but still have to reinstall. askubuntu.com/questions/850319/… Or you can do a full install from one flash drive to a larger flash drive.
– oldfred
Dec 1 at 14:57
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You can create Ubuntu persistent live (in a USB pendrive, memory card or SSD (connected via USB or eSATA)) with mkusb. This system boots in BIOS mode and UEFI mode, and the install process is quite automatic.
– sudodus
Dec 1 at 15:12
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I would like to install boot repair on my live Usb.
When I am logged in Uefi mode, the installation of all software on the key is not persistent. I mean, when I install a software such as boot repair, and I close this session and then I reconnect, I have to reinstall the same software. That's why I say that the installation is not persistent. While when the key is connected in Legacy mode, the installed software still remains.
How to make it possible in Uefi mode.
Thank you.
usb uefi
asked Dec 1 at 12:03
hackthatos
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I would like to install boot repair on my live Usb.
When I am logged in Uefi mode, the installation of all software on the key is not persistent. I mean, when I install a software such as boot repair, and I close this session and then I reconnect, I have to reinstall the same software. That's why I say that the installation is not persistent. While when the key is connected in Legacy mode, the installed software still remains.
How to make it possible in Uefi mode.
Thank you.
usb uefi
usb uefi
asked Dec 1 at 12:03
hackthatos
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asked Dec 1 at 12:03
hackthatos
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asked Dec 1 at 12:03
hackthatos
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asked Dec 1 at 12:03
hackthatos
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asked Dec 1 at 12:03
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The live installer is not updateable. It is an installer that can be run in live mode. You can save some data if you want to create another partition for persistence. It only then saves downloading software again, but still have to reinstall. askubuntu.com/questions/850319/… Or you can do a full install from one flash drive to a larger flash drive.
– oldfred
Dec 1 at 14:57
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You can create Ubuntu persistent live (in a USB pendrive, memory card or SSD (connected via USB or eSATA)) with mkusb. This system boots in BIOS mode and UEFI mode, and the install process is quite automatic.
– sudodus
Dec 1 at 15:12
add a comment |
1
The live installer is not updateable. It is an installer that can be run in live mode. You can save some data if you want to create another partition for persistence. It only then saves downloading software again, but still have to reinstall. askubuntu.com/questions/850319/… Or you can do a full install from one flash drive to a larger flash drive.
– oldfred
Dec 1 at 14:57
1
You can create Ubuntu persistent live (in a USB pendrive, memory card or SSD (connected via USB or eSATA)) with mkusb. This system boots in BIOS mode and UEFI mode, and the install process is quite automatic.
– sudodus
Dec 1 at 15:12
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The live installer is not updateable. It is an installer that can be run in live mode. You can save some data if you want to create another partition for persistence. It only then saves downloading software again, but still have to reinstall. askubuntu.com/questions/850319/… Or you can do a full install from one flash drive to a larger flash drive.
– oldfred
Dec 1 at 14:57
The live installer is not updateable. It is an installer that can be run in live mode. You can save some data if you want to create another partition for persistence. It only then saves downloading software again, but still have to reinstall. askubuntu.com/questions/850319/… Or you can do a full install from one flash drive to a larger flash drive.
– oldfred
Dec 1 at 14:57
1
1
You can create Ubuntu persistent live (in a USB pendrive, memory card or SSD (connected via USB or eSATA)) with mkusb. This system boots in BIOS mode and UEFI mode, and the install process is quite automatic.
– sudodus
Dec 1 at 15:12
You can create Ubuntu persistent live (in a USB pendrive, memory card or SSD (connected via USB or eSATA)) with mkusb. This system boots in BIOS mode and UEFI mode, and the install process is quite automatic.
– sudodus
Dec 1 at 15:12
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The live installer is not updateable. It is an installer that can be run in live mode. You can save some data if you want to create another partition for persistence. It only then saves downloading software again, but still have to reinstall. askubuntu.com/questions/850319/… Or you can do a full install from one flash drive to a larger flash drive.
– oldfred
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You can create Ubuntu persistent live (in a USB pendrive, memory card or SSD (connected via USB or eSATA)) with mkusb. This system boots in BIOS mode and UEFI mode, and the install process is quite automatic.
– sudodus
Dec 1 at 15:12