Force linux to drop changes to disk after each reboot

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Is it possible to configure a linux system such that the system remembers a certain state of disk image file, and you can also write some changes to the disk while you are on the system, but the next time the sys, all the changes will be dropped ?

frankcui24

Posted 2014-06-25T19:16:11.880

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If you refer to a virtualbox you can see the snapshot feature.

– Hastur – 2014-06-25T19:22:13.507

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The lethe package will do this for you. I don't think it's been updated in a while, but this page provides a little guide that might work assuming you're on a debian-based system.

Michael A

Posted 2014-06-25T19:16:11.880

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Unetbootin prepared usb flash will drop changes. I'm not sure bit probably you can use unetbooin for hard drives as well.

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