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Operating Systems Linux LM 19.1 from pendrive Post 303033760 by jake19 on Thursday 11th of April 2019 10:01:43 AM

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I get it, but before others waste their time with the OP, I think its important they have the whole story. I cannot figure out how to run a full 'desktop' OS (like Mint, or whatever..Ubuntu, Fedora, etc. doesn't matter) from a USB 2.0 stick (with /home /swap and EVERYTHING on it), with ZERO LAG. And I also can't figure out how to do it on an OLD USB 2.0 stick, that probably has a load of dead cells. If someone else can believe me, I'd love to know because I truly don't, and would love to learn. And add to that the fact they've been at this (that is, running Mint from USB) for 5 YEARS now, and I can't help but feel the OPs posts are an exercise in futility.

I can believe a 3.0 stick would work far better, but still, your limitation is the USB bus.

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NAME

       mic-image-writer - Write a live image to a USB stick

SYNOPSIS

       mic-image-writer [options] [image file]

DESCRIPTION

       mic-image-writer is a simple yet very helpful tool, it can help you write a live image to a USB stick, it is safer than dd and has a good
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       console or gui mode, by default, it will smartly decide this automatically.

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OPTIONS

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       -c, --console  Run in console mode

       -g, --gui      Run in GUI mode

EXAMPLES

       Write a Molib live image to your USB disk:

       mic-image-writer your-2.1-final.img

EXIT STATUS

       mic-image-convertor returns  a  zero  exist  status  if it succeeds, otherwise return non-zero and print error message.

AUTHOR

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