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I have tested this using 320GB SATA disk with MBR partition table on Thinkpad X61 Core2Duo…
Just to summarize my test results:
– Worked for me as documented above. Created a Live antiX on sda hard disk as described. From now on the laptop boots to Live hard disk, no need to put a live USB stick into usb port. As typical for me I am running Live with no persistence to preserve ultimate integrity of the system – if I need a change I remaster. Any unwanted changes will be gone upon reboot.
– Creating encrypted Live system works as expected. Encryption includes Live-USB-Storage, which is plenty with my 320GB drive, as antiX takes just about 4GB.
– Remastering of Live HD works as expected. And considering Live system is on hard disk, it is be done without stress to USB media.
– If required for any reason, such Live HD can be moved to a different laptop without need to re-install as it features the same, independent from hardware environment as USB Live stick, so it can boot on any machine.
I see this new Live HD antiX capability as a significant step towards a perfect system…
Thanks and Regards.
Live antiX Boot Options (Previously posted by Xecure):
http://antixlinuxfan.miraheze.org/wiki/Table_of_antiX_Boot_Parameters