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| wiki:usb_life [2011/05/27 21:12] – [Use a Non-Journalling Filesystem] Guy | wiki:usb_life [2011/06/16 12:55] (current) – [Persistent home] Guy | ||
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| ==== Use a Non-Journalling Filesystem ==== | ==== Use a Non-Journalling Filesystem ==== | ||
| - | Use a non-journalling filesystem to minimize the amount of writing to the drive. When installing | + | Use a non-journalling filesystem to minimize the amount of writing to the drive. When installing |
| ==== Persistent opt ==== | ==== Persistent opt ==== | ||
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| It depends on how you use the USB drive. For example: | It depends on how you use the USB drive. For example: | ||
| - | If you run Tiny Core from a USB drive, and normally change a lot of files when using it, it may be better to backup the home directory. | + | If you run Tinycore |
| If you use the USB drive as a repair and rescue tool, and don't normally change many files when using it, it may be better to use persistent home. | If you use the USB drive as a repair and rescue tool, and don't normally change many files when using it, it may be better to use persistent home. | ||
