From: Mail@JoesLife.org   
      
   On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 22:13:28 -0800, The Real Bev wrote:   
      
   > Where can I find instructions that actually work to create a Liveslak   
   > 15.0 thumbdrive for which changes thereto will persist?   
   >   
   > I used the slackware 15.0 install/live which consists of 2 partitions,   
   > the first of which does not have a partition type;  the second is an   
   EFI   
   > boot which the Lenovo laptop requires, but changes don't persist.   
   > Moreover, I can't mount it on a different system other than read-only.   
   >   
   > The old 14.2 liveslack was persistent;  I could make changes that would   
   > persist.  How do I do the same for 15.0?   
      
   Hello Real Bev,   
      
   You might find my ZombieSlack project interesting.   
      
   I have been running Slackware from a bootable flashdrive for many years,   
   and I have gradually refined my method.  I haven't released it yet, but I   
   *have* been making plans to do so.   
      
   You can read about my ZombieSlack project here:   
      
      https://rosevearsoftware.com/products/zombieslack   
      
   When I do release it it will be in the form of:   
      
      -User instructions.   
      
      -A SAM library probably called SAM.ZombieSlack.   
      
   You can read about SAM here:   
      
      https://rosevearsoftware.com/products/sam   
      
   And here is some interesting history about the origin of ZombieSlack:   
      
      https://joeslife.org/projects/thin   
      
   ZombieSlack really works, but I'm just one small voice crying in the   
   wilderness.  I'm using it now in the form of a bootable flash drive   
   plugged into a desktop computer.   
      
   -Joe   
      
   --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)