XPost: alt.privacy.anon-server, alt.anonymous   
   From: MikeE@ster.invalid   
      
   Mike Easter wrote:   
   > In the meantime, if I were going to boot it, I would choose the USB   
   > route, which is more reliable.   
      
   I dl/d the Tails, verified it w/ their browser tool, wrote it to a USB   
   w/ linux Disks (=gnome-disk-utility) which was suggested at the Tails   
   site, and booted it on the same hardware that the Ventoy SSD Tails   
   failed.  That worked fine.   
      
   Stefan Claas wrote:   
   > I doubt however that PC's in a public library or Internet Café have   
   > plenty of RAM, to use such a set-up.   
      
   OIC what/where you are at.  I don't have any experience using a device   
   in a lib'y or cafe, but when I used to shop at a big hardware   
   storefront, they would have demo PCs setup, and I would want to know   
   about the hardware's compatibility w/ linux, so I would take a USB stick   
   in to boot a live linux.   
      
   But, I can't predict if the lib'y or cafe would disable such a 'trick'.   
   If it were 'my' lib'y or cafe, I would. :-)   
      
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   Mike Easter   
      
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