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USB (  NotAComputerGuy 04-04-2013 03:24 PM  Create Mildly
Customised Bootable USB I'm looking to try and create a mildly
customised bootable USB. I'd like to be able to plug it into my
work laptop, and ensure that it's up to date with a few packages
added on, such as SSHFS and Firefox with a few add-ons. Perfect
world it would remember things like network settings too.  Is
this possible?  jefro 04-04-2013 04:22 PM  As easy as it can get
nowadays.  I use one of two ways to create a live usb. One is to
use a virtual machine and the other is to remove internal hard
drive from some computer. Either way is to prevent data damage
to the host computer's normal OS.  Almost every distro can be
installed to a usb just as if it were any hard drive. So, follow
my above advice and install your OS choice to the usb following
the installer. It should work most of the time just fine. Then
you can install the apps that you need to the new usb.  If you
have questi