eco2geek
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Posted: Sep. 06 2005,08:13 |
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| Quote | | how can you write as the DSL User on the stick ? |
I used the USB-ZIP method of creating a bootable USB key. It creates two partitions, one small one (~50MB) for the syslinux and cloop image files, and one that contains the rest of the space available on the key. The script formats them both as FAT16.
The first partition (sda1) is full, and the files there require root access to modify.
The second partition (sda2) is empty, avalable for you to save files to it (e.g. DSL extensions, config backups, documents, etc.).
So, just mount it and have at it. As the dsl user, at a bash prompt:
dsl@dslbox: mount /mnt/sda2
Save your files there. That's all.
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