Learn how to create and manage persistent storage in your bootable environments. Techniques for using persistent images to save your system settings, installed applications, and personal changes persistently and then restore those changes across subsequent reboots.
How to Make SLAX Save Changes and Restore Changes Persistently? Once you have successfully booted SLAX Linux from a USB stick and started customizing your environment, the next logical step is to save those changes persistently. Saving changes ensures that all your tweaks, installed software, system settings, and configuration files are preserved, so they are restored automatically the next time you boot SLAX.
PCLinuxOS Persistence: This guide explains how persistence works with modern versions of PCLinuxOS when running from a bootable USB drive. Persistence allows your personal files, installed applications, and system settings to be saved directly to the USB so they are restored automatically on every reboot.
Unlike older releases, current PCLinuxOS versions no longer use the legacy Kusbhome utility. Persistence is now handled through a writable overlay or persistent storage file created during USB setup.