Installing to usb memory and running everywhere.
by mtb from LinuxQuestions.org on (#4WSH7)
In the past i often installed linux (for example ubuntu 18.04) to a 32gb memory stick, and booted it "almost" everywhere starting from usb. I have even cloned with clonezilla this stick to my 3 pcs and they all work really well, and installation is even faster and more fine tuned since i carefully tuned it only once :D .
But in recent times, often due to uefi and secure boot i have problems booting it.
What i would like to do, is to provide a distro that runs from a usb key, with many programs installed, for a classroom, where students work on their pc but using this linux distro (without installing it).
Any ideas to make it work, if possible, even with uefi and secureboot pc, is welcome. Unfortunatly i don't have a uefi-secureboot machine to try.
The other worser idea is to provide a virtualbox image.
Thank you in advance.
But in recent times, often due to uefi and secure boot i have problems booting it.
What i would like to do, is to provide a distro that runs from a usb key, with many programs installed, for a classroom, where students work on their pc but using this linux distro (without installing it).
Any ideas to make it work, if possible, even with uefi and secureboot pc, is welcome. Unfortunatly i don't have a uefi-secureboot machine to try.
The other worser idea is to provide a virtualbox image.
Thank you in advance.