Cheers,

David Cabanis

Nice video and congratulations on the LiveCD excellent compilation!

As a note, one can add that this method can also be applied to creating persistent SCLive on a harddrive.
I am not using the LiveCD as my primary OS, however I’m running it under a virtual machine (VirtualBox) where I needed it to retain certain files without needing to mount or connect to any outside shares. Also, this has the advantage of being almost as portable as the USB method outlined in the article – just pack the image on a USB and start it up on any computer (as long as there’s VirtualBox)

I’m glad you like it. If you want to keep you modules from one boot to the next, you need something called “a persistant install”.
To create a persistent installation, you need a USB stick (1 or 2 GB are more than enough). If you follow the video tutorial on creating a persistant installation, you should be able to do that in less than 10 minutes.

Another option is to create a virtual machine with VMware or VirtualBox or Qemu. once done instead of logging off when you want to quit SCLive, you choose to sustpend (pause) the virtual machine. All you changes are then preserved.

I hope that helps, there are more infromation on virtual machine in the SCLive user guide.

Cheers,

David Cabanis

I’ve been running SCLive3.0 and I like it much. You have a nice small Linux system. So I added FireFox manually from the http://www.slax.org site and I used the ‘activate’ command. Everything went smoothly and I used FireFox. But after a powerdown and re-boot the FireFox module was not installed. Any help would be appreciated.

Dave

The SCLive 3.0 release candidate should be ready now. Check the download page.

Cheers,

David Cabanis

Thanks for this video. I haven’t found where to download SCLive 3.0 – is it released yet?

Dave