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I'd like to install Fedora on my USB key, not the LiveCD one but a real installation, with my username, encrypted disk, updates & configuration saved between reboot, etc.
I'd like to install it on the USB to take advantages of the speed, instead off the hard drive, like using my USB key as a SSD.
My USB key is a 16Go, I think to split it in two distincts uses : 10Go for Fedora (with all partitions (/ & swap) encrypted) and 6Go for the data (NTFS, because it will be connected to Windows too).
I searched if this was possible. There is Pungi and Revisor that could do the trick, but I can't see how I can set the partitions, session name, encrypting the partitions, etc.
I thought about running a LiveCD on my computer, with the USB key plugged in, and then install Fedora on the key, but I don't know if it's possible.
Could you help me please?
Thanks :)
Just as a note, if you plan to put /home on NTFS...that will yield interesting side-effects...including broken permissions and software refusing to run. – Bobby – 2012-10-05T08:26:27.657