I would rather think of using an external SSD drive than an USB stick, it’s a much better approach.
Also, make sure OS prober is disabled. If you proceed trying to use an USB, I would recommend this article:
Also worth reading:
So I just tried getting this working today, had a few issues and so I will document how I got around them. I am using the iso file [1] that was found in the original post (as of 20 may 2021), and I burned it via etcher.
No wifi connection
Use nmcli to connect to wifi, I followed a guide [2] which boiled down to running these commands in the shell:
nmcli device wifi rescan
nmcli device wifi list
nmcli device wifi connect SSID-Name --ask
No Sudo Access
As others have mentioned the default use…
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…