Can Linux Lite be updated when using persistent live USB version?

[Moltke]

[quote author=Moltke link=topic=8243.msg56463#msg56463 date=1628862421]
Ok. I should've asked this before, but how did you create Linux Lite's live USB with persistence? Did you follow the help's instructions? https://www.freecinema2022.gq/manual/tutor...ml#usbpers

I used the program Rufus.  First I created a non-persistent USB.  Then I realized I had made a mistake and went back and created a persistent USB which has kept all the settings I've done to LL since and also stored photos and files I wanted.  It  just won't allow me to do any updates. LL is on a spare 32GB USB drive I had. So there's plenty of room on it.

https://rufus.ie/en/
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Ok. I created a Linux Lite Live USB with persistence using rufus, and was able to update & upgrade, tho I did have one problem, but it's beyond my control.
This is what you need to do:
1. Boot up your Linux Lite persistent Live USB.
2. Click on menu, and in the search bar, type drive, the tool should appear as you do



3. Click on the tool to start it, once it's started, click on other software tab, and untick the 2 boxes that read cdrom, then click on close





4. Launch Linux Lite Terminal and type

Code:

sudo apt update

and hit Enter, once that's finished type

Code:

sudo apt upgrade

and hit Enter again.





As you can see in pics above, there were no errors about cdrom, and the system did upgrade. However, you might have noticed as well the other errors about some mirrors out-of-sync, well I can't do anything about it but try later, so if you do encounter the same, just try later. By the way, you could install Linux Lite in the USB too, just burn/write the ISO to another USB stick, boot it up, and when installing select the  spare 32GB USB drive as the destination, that's it.