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1. Saved session and rebooted via SG2D.

2. Took QP64's boot-menu's default selection (top one)

3. Booting found its prior Session automatically

4. Problem2, earlier, is not present now???

5. The following allows me to set the system time fixing the problem reported during pristine usage:

   

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Observation

• I am not sure, but a pristine boot "may" not (I say may because I am not sure if this is accurate as I haven't tested) provide normal behaviors until AFTER a session+reboot has been saved.

• OR

• Menu-Applications>Setup>QuickSetup App may have been a contributor to the 2 problems reported.

Again, this observation is speculation!!! as this WoofCE distro does NOT pristine boot to opening the Quick Setup App as the other WoofCE distros do.

Next bare-metal test is also successful. Here, the ISO file is launched from Ventoy taking the GRUB2 option to QP64's boot-Menu. Edit the top-most stanza adding psave=Persistence:/Session/

The distro boots to desktop using the QP64save in the Sessions folder on the disk labeled Persistence.

It is behaving exactly the same as booting and finding the session when ISO file is launched from SG2D.

All is well.