intrigeri: > AFAIK, modifying the rootfs in a persistent manner will produce very weird results next time you boot What do you mean ? Is it because of some security mechanism of Tails
that will detect my changes ? > I personally combine two approaches, depending on the need:
>
> * build a modified ISO image
> * start Tails and modify files in there (it *is* writable, but of course the modifications go to a ramdisk) Thx for sharing ! I wasn't even aware that the rootfs was writable, I
thought it was just a read-only squashf filesystem. Now I just read a
bit about aufs and I understand better how it works
