Can I take the 10.3 KDE Live CD, modify the session (bookmarks in FireFox, number of desktops, Pidgin config…) and save it to an .iso, burn it, and then boot it again?? That would be really nice for me, being I would like to run SUSE at school and where I go and what not. Or should I get a flash drive for that. How would I go about getting a flash drive to work??
Thanks in advance! =]]
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I don’t see why not. A LiveCD is just an entire OS on a CD. There are
quite a few tutorials out on making a USB-bootable OS as well. Googling
found me:
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/2008/03/28/usb-suse-flash-drive-install/
Good luck.
orchdork10159 wrote:
| Can I take the 10.3 KDE Live CD, modify the session (bookmarks in
| FireFox, number of desktops, Pidgin config…) and save it to an .iso,
| burn it, and then boot it again?? That would be really nice for me,
| being I would like to run SUSE at school and where I go and what not.
| Or should I get a flash drive for that. How would I go about getting a
| flash drive to work??
|
| Thanks in advance! =]]
|
|
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