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I have been wanting to try running PIXEL on the Pi for awhile... I found the following link that details how to create persistence. To summarize the article.
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Download the Pixel x86 OS iso image.
Flash the iso image to your SD card or USB flash disk (I used etcher for flashing, which worked pretty well)
Boot with the newly created live Pixel system and install gparted by
apt-get update
apt-get install gparted
Start gparted and create a second partition on your USB stick or SD card that contains the rest of your storage. Name/label the second partition ‘persistence’ and select an ext4 file system type.
Mount the newly created second partition and create a file ‘persistence.conf’ with content ‘/ union’ directly in its root directly.
sudo bash
mkdir /mnt/usb
mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt/usb (please first check with df if /dev/sdb2 is really the name of your second USB partition)
echo “/ union” > /mnt/usb/persistence.conf
Thats it, reboot and you are fine!
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http://www.smartlab.at/articles/pixe...h-persistence/