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Originally Posted by jefro
filesystem.squashfs makes me think you had a live version but not always.
Generally when a distro wants to save space they turn to squash file system. You have to unsquash it and edit then re-squash it back.
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I've unsquashed it then what to do if I want to install a program to that filesystem. For example, I need unetbootin which is not automatically installed by the system. Do I have to copy all of it's files to the specific folders of the squashfs-root (unsquashed filesystem.squashfs). I've tried it once to insert system-config-printer but failed. It's menu appears on the desktop (System-Administration-Printing) but nothing happen when I click on it. I've tried to run it from terminal, too, but failed again. (Forgot to save the failure report).
