Dissable loud beep linux live usb

[Big Pecks]

Every time i boot to my live usb i get a loud beep and i cant dissable it, i'v found a solution in forums that i need to delete some line in syslinux file but i cant find that file.

[Guest]

Most of the time you can't modify live USB's since they are built from non-readable iso, so you will need to modify the iso source instead, and that is not an easy work

[Sauron]

6 hours ago, Lukyp said:

Most of the time you can't modify live USB's since they are built from non-readable iso, so you will need to modify the iso source instead, and that is not an easy work

You mean non-writable - but you can actually modify them; the only reason you can't modify the contents of a real disc is that it physically doesn't allow it. You can modify the contents of an ISO file too and it's not hard, there are plenty of dedicated programs and some archive managers do it as well.

 

That aside, @Big Pecks are you sure you're booting in persistant mode?

[Guest]

12 hours ago, Sauron said:

You mean non-writable - but you can actually modify them; the only reason you can't modify the contents of a real disc is that it physically doesn't allow it. You can modify the contents of an ISO file too and it's not hard, there are plenty of dedicated programs and some archive managers do it as well.

 

That aside, @Big Pecks are you sure you're booting in persistant mode?

Yea I meant that

[Big Pecks]

On 2018-09-22 at 11:56 PM, Sauron said:

You mean non-writable - but you can actually modify them; the only reason you can't modify the contents of a real disc is that it physically doesn't allow it. You can modify the contents of an ISO file too and it's not hard, there are plenty of dedicated programs and some archive managers do it as well.

 

That aside, @Big Pecks are you sure you're booting in persistant mode?

could you suggest any programs? Ye im booting in persistant mode.

[Sauron]

Just now, Big Pecks said:

could you suggest any programs? Ye im booting in persistant mode.

If you are in persistant mode you should be able to modify the contents of the drive while you're booted in it. As for programs that can edit ISO files, MagicISO comes to mind but there are dozens.

[Big Pecks]

Just now, Sauron said:

If you are in persistant mode you should be able to modify the contents of the drive while you're booted in it. As for programs that can edit ISO files, MagicISO comes to mind but there are dozens.

my files are being saved so im like 90% sure im in persistant mode. Iv found the file now but when i tried to edit it it said its only read enabled. I tried to make it rw enabled but i made the partition hiden. Still works fine but i cant accsess the .cfg file and when i try to mount it i get an error :/. Thanx for the program i will try it.

[Sauron]

6 minutes ago, Big Pecks said:

my files are being saved so im like 90% sure im in persistant mode.

It's easy to make sure, if you select it when you boot you are in persistant mode.

(don't use encrypted persistence, just regular persistence)

7 minutes ago, Big Pecks said:

Iv found the file now but when i tried to edit it it said its only read enabled.

Does that happen even if you use sudo?

10 minutes ago, Big Pecks said:

I tried to make it rw enabled but i made the partition hiden. Still works fine but i cant accsess the .cfg file and when i try to mount it i get an error :/. Thanx for the program i will try it.

If that remains a problem after a reboot you should probably just reflash the pendrive.

[Big Pecks]

Just now, Sauron said:

It's easy to make sure, if you select it when you boot you are in persistant mode.

(don't use encrypted persistence, just regular persistence)

Does that happen even if you use sudo?

If that remains a problem after a reboot you should probably just reflash the pendrive.

Thank you. I used magic iso to edit menu.cfg in isolinux folder.