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EasyOS frugal installation to hdd
https://easyos.org/install/easy-frugal- ... ation.html
Choose save session at rebooting
at next boot select "2 rollback to previous session"
after Easy booted i see default new session
Session save or load issue?
deepforest wrote: ↑Tue Jul 09, 2024 6:52 pmEasyOS frugal installation to hdd
https://easyos.org/install/easy-frugal- ... ation.htmlChoose save session at rebooting
at next boot select "2 rollback to previous session"
after Easy booted i see default new session
Session save or load issue?
The option 2 at boot allow you to return to the last snapshot that is a session that have been saved as a backup by Easy Version Control (Section Files of the menu). (Or created automatically at the first boot of a new vesion of Easy)
It's different of the saving of session before reboot that is writing on the hdd (or sdd)
Before return to a previous session(snapshot) , take a new snapshot if you not want lost the last modifications.
sorry for my panic 
all working good 
i just need to wait 15 sec or press space and then Enter
previous session is restored
Sort of related.
I've been a bit over zealous with the "running in RAM option". For reasons I still don't know I ticked the 'permanent' box when shutting down and choose the save last session in RAM at next boot up. That prompted me with a permanent option. Ticked that box.
How do I revert this? I've been looking around in the system tools but no success yet.
Anyone? 
"Get a pup", they said. "It'll be fun", they said. They where right!
(Various Pups with save folder in QEMU/KVM)
bullpup wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 6:55 pmSort of related.
I've been a bit over zealous with the "running in RAM option". For reasons I still don't know I ticked the 'permanent' box when shutting down and choose the save last session in RAM at next boot up. That prompted me with a permanent option. Ticked that box.
How do I revert this? I've been looking around in the system tools but no success yet.
Anyone?
Launch lockdown-ram in terminal.
If it does not work. try (excerpt from the lockdown-ram help) :
To restore normal bootup, you have to choose Normal bootup (remove lockdown) from the menu at bootup.