Cannot install Manjaro to a persistent USB

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Here are some guides that may be of some assistance:

[root tip] [How To] Manjaro-To-Go LXDE with persistance

Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Manjaro-To-Go LXDE with persistence Original guide at USB LXDE with persistence | root.nix.dk This guide is different than the usual guides I write - the purpose of this is to give any of you a serious tool in case of displacement due to war, evacuation due to natural disasters, riots, ban on religious practice etc. You can also use the stick at home for your occasional secure computing - you can have a normal computer in home - and when necessary you can boot the stick - d…

[HowTo] portable manjaro USB with XFCE, btrfs (part1)

Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ part 2 Create a USB stick (at least 16GB) as a portable manjaro system that can be used on different computers.

background

Usually, a manjaro deployed on a CD or USB stick is a ‘live-manjaro’ (read-only). This is used to use manjaro ‘live’ without installation. Sometimes also to be able to repair a damaged system that no longer boots. The status of the stick becomes obsolete over time. It can be partially updated (but not the kernel), but the updates…

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Manjaro XFCE 20.0.3 - Persistent USB - released

[image] There was always the demand of persistent USB-images. Since our manjaro-tools are not able to produce them, we looked for a different way. We found ALMA, which we modified to our needs. With it it is easy to create your personal persistent USB-images. Simply install alma-git from our unstable branch and checkout our presets. pamac install alma-git You may also follow our video tutorials: [Manjaro | Create a persistent USB-Stick easily] [Manjaro | Add XFCE to y…