While playing around with a new flash drive, I decided I wanted to make a nice multi-boot stick. To test the waters, I used the tool Multiboot USB to put Ubuntu and UBCD on the same stick and it worked fine. The next step I wanted to try was adding persistence to my Ubuntu disc, so I downloaded PDL Casper-RW Creator. I generated a 4GB blank casper-rw file and dropped it in the root of the drive.
Next, I went into my syslinux.cfg to add in my boot options. Unfortunately, nothing seems to apply. I put in options for persistence and to skip the Try/Install screen and neither is working. Otherwise it boots fine. Does anyone have any ideas? I am pretty new to this.
This is what the relevant section of my syslinux.cfg looks like--
Next, I went into my syslinux.cfg to add in my boot options. Unfortunately, nothing seems to apply. I put in options for persistence and to skip the Try/Install screen and neither is working. Otherwise it boots fine. Does anyone have any ideas? I am pretty new to this.
This is what the relevant section of my syslinux.cfg looks like--
Code:
#start ubcd533
LABEL ubcd533
MENU LABEL ^UBCD
BOOT /multibootusb/ubcd533/boot/syslinux/ubcd.bs
#end ubcd533
#start ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64
LABEL ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64
MENU LABEL U^buntu
BOOT /multibootusb/ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64/isolinux/ubuntu.bs
APPEND persistent quiet splash noprompt --
#end ubuntu-14.04.1-desktop-amd64
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