How to persist Live settings (such as WiFi and Bluetooth) on USB
I created a Live USB image, and gave it (something like) 400 MB of persistent storage. I've successfully booted with it on two computers. On one I successfully added a Bluetooth device. On the other, I successfully connected to my WiFi (which required a password). On both, after choosing to restart nicely, the Bluetooth/WiFi connections were not remembered. I was expecting these to be stored in the USB's persistent storage, and (like Windows) remember them after I rebooted.
My questions: 1) Am I misunderstanding what the Persistent storage is for? 2) Did I not allocate enough persistent storage (would a larger USB key work)? 3) Does Fedora support this on normal installs (e.g., am I correct in assuming this should work like it does in Windows)? 4) Is there some action I needed to take to have these settings stored?
Thanks.
