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Did you do an actual install of Mint to the flash drive or are you using a Live CD on flash? If the former, yes you can. If it it a Live CD on flash, no you can't as it is read-only and any changes are lost on reboot unless you created it with persistence.
iso! >( live cd ........... maybe i can make actual mint instal on another stick and than boot with it?
/are there online possibilities to convert libreoffice file into word file and word into libre/
conversiontool site was helpfull ,it is more direct>better though zamzar works through email delivery.
i v tried to install by install file from mint.desktop but mint says needs at least 10.7gb. my other stick is also 8 gb. i ll have to put back old hdd and try install on it but i m afraid i ll must add few comannds.
conversiontool site was helpfull ,it is more direct>better though zamzar works through email delivery.
I'm glad.
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Originally Posted by web dust
i v tried to install by install file from mint.desktop but mint says needs at least 10.7gb. my other stick is also 8 gb. i ll have to put back old hdd and try install on it but i m afraid i ll must add few comannds.
Since this thread is partly about Flash Player, if you need help installing Mint to your hard drive, please create a different thread for this. Thanks!
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