When booting a LiveUSB into UEFI mode, persistence is not available. When booting into legacy mode, it works fine. why? And how may I resolve this?
Ubuntu – How do you use persistence in UEFI mode
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Best Answer
The easiest way to create USB Live CD with persistence is to manually form the partitions using GParted.
This is what I've done:
boot/grub/grub.cfg
and just add the word persistent (This is the reason why persistence doesn't work for you in UEFI mode.):It might be a little slow when you first start it especially if you use USB2.0.