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rokytnji
Yeah Bob. I found Puppy Linux frugal installs with lots of save files to pick from fit my needs vs multi boot usb live sessions. I don;t even do that anymore.
Was a lot easier though.
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How to Search for AntiX solutions to your problemsBobC
I did find the code causing it to not offer persistence for antiX, but if that doesn’t work, I’m not sure what else won’t work, especially boot options wise, since they don’t look to be included. It looks like the antiX setup was added for 17.1.
Anonymous
@BobC:
Excuse me sir, are we talking about the same multiboot USB tool I mentioned in the OP?I’m sorry, that’s my mistake. I didn’t go to the link you posted thinking it was the same project. It’s almost the same name, but the code is not the same.
MultiBootUSB — A cross platform Python software with CLI and GUI interfaces which allows you to install and remove multiple live Linux images on a USB stick.
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