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The Live USB, after burning the image using RUFUS (DD) option is not recognizing the un-allocated space for persistent mode. Same issue with BalenaEtcher.
I already have some evidance indicating the AnduinOS To Go feature may not work in some siutations. I drafted several fixes. Hopefully will be fixed in 2.0.5.
Thanks a lot for the response.
May I take this opportunity to thank you for coming up with this wonderful OS. Lovely, fast and self-sustainable....It made me come back to Linux after a long detour.....
Thanks again and Regards,
Shubhankar
Reply to the queries.
1. Yes, a fresh ISO was written and *AnduinOS To Go (Persistent on USB)* was
selected in the boot menu.
2. It shows an error related to unallocated space and shuts down after 15
seconds. The ISO was burned using RUFUS DD Mode. Later BalenaEtcher was
used too.
3. USb 64 GB 3.2.
I shall try to attach the image one I reach back to my system at home.
Thanks for the effort.
Regards,
Shubhankar
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Thanks for checking 2.0.5. Could you confirm a few details to help narrow
this down?
- Did you write a fresh 2.0.5 ISO to the drive, and select *AnduinOS
To Go (Persistent on USB)* in the boot menu?
- Does it show an error and shut down, or reach the desktop but lose
your files after a reboot? A photo of any error would help.
- What is the drive's model and capacity—is it a USB stick or an
external SSD?
Please also share the ISO filename you used. Thanks!
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Thanks, that helps. The photo when you're back home would be useful—does the error appear immediately after selecting To Go, or after the boot logo?
If Try or Install AnduinOS reaches the desktop, please open Terminal and run these two commands, one at a time:
lsblk -f
sudo fdisk -l
The last character is a lowercase L. Both commands only show information; they won't change anything on your drives. Please paste the output or send photos of it so we can check how the USB and its partitions are detected. Thanks!
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Anduin2017 commentedon Oct 22, 2026
I already have some evidance indicating the AnduinOS To Go feature may not work in some siutations. I drafted several fixes. Hopefully will be fixed in 2.0.5.
Thanks for reporting.
arnyaa commentedon Oct 22, 2026
Thanks a lot for the response.
May I take this opportunity to thank you for coming up with this wonderful OS. Lovely, fast and self-sustainable....It made me come back to Linux after a long detour.....
Thanks again and Regards,
Shubhankar
Anduin2017 commentedon Oct 22, 2026
Thanks for the word!!
arnyaa commentedon Oct 26, 2026
The issue is still persisting in 2.0.5.
Regards
Cicibot2026 commentedon Oct 26, 2026
Thanks for checking 2.0.5. Could you confirm a few details to help narrow this down?
Thanks!
arnyaa commentedon Oct 27, 2026
Cicibot2026 commentedon Oct 27, 2026
Thanks, that helps. The photo when you're back home would be useful—does the error appear immediately after selecting To Go, or after the boot logo?
If Try or Install AnduinOS reaches the desktop, please open Terminal and run these two commands, one at a time:
The last character is a lowercase L. Both commands only show information; they won't change anything on your drives. Please paste the output or send photos of it so we can check how the USB and its partitions are detected. Thanks!
Anduin2017 commentedon Oct 29, 2026
@arnyaa Hi. Can you provide those info to help diagnose? Thanks a lot!