Edit Section: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS for Human Beans

!!!# With Slax

* Get a 16Gb USB disk

* Make two partitions

+ leave 4Mb of free space at the beggining of usb disk

## ~8.5Gb ext4 or ext3

## ~7.5Gb ntfs

* uncompress slax.iso in your linux disk (with -+isomaster+- for instance)

* copy your slax folder to your usb ext4 partition

* run as root the file in your usb ext4 partition: -+sudo bash ./slax/boot/bootinst.sh+- to make your usb bootable

* shutdown your computer, and boot it again this time from your usb stick. Slax should boot

* make your desired changes following guidelines on slax.org website

* change keyboard by hand tweaking a file in the persistent changes folder

** Edit this file -+/root/.fluxbox/startup+- and add there near the top a line such as 

++ {CODE()}

setxkbmap es

{CODE}

* reboot to check that your changes were kept as desired

* clone your usbdisk (with partitions and all) with dd. 

** find our your usb disk device name (sdc in my case). you can use command -+sudo lsblk+- or -+sudo fdisk -l+- 

** make image with dd. Example:

++ {CODE()}

sudo dd if=/dev/sdc of=/media/xavi/mollero_ext4/tmp/backup_slaxomdr.img bs=4M status=progress

{CODE}

** clone back over another usb with dd again (or theoretically with a dd GUI, but gdiskdump fails for me on Kubuntu 16.04)

++To restore the image to another USB drive just invert the process. Just make sure that the new USB drive (/dev/sdd in this example) is as big or bigger than the original one

++ {CODE()}

sudo dd if=/media/xavi/mollero_ext4/tmp/backup_slaxomdr.img of=/dev/sdd bs=4M status=progress

{CODE}

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