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Or, rather than going through all that rigmarole, just use an SSD. If you want to save money, get a really cheap one. You can easily get a 60 GB SSD for $30.
by fnj 10y ago
Or, rather than going through all that rigmarole, just use an SSD. If you want to save money, get a really cheap one. You can easily get a 60 GB SSD for $30.
- icebraining 10y agoWell, it's not like filesystems in SSDs never get corrupt when power goes off. And the USB stick is helpful if you need to mount it on a laptop, for example if you fucked up the firewall rules and you're now unable to SSH in :)
- arpa 10y agoOr, alternatively, just use that USB drive for bootup and continue running purely in ram.