I think he said in an earlier video that the Lichee 4A comes with Debian pre-installed.
I own its predecessor, the Lichee RV. It recommends flashing one of their images to a flash card for that one, but I ended up compiling my own bootloader, kernel, etc just because I wanted to, for fun.
That’s true!
The simplest way would probably be to just buy some external storage, like a usb drive, and move the files to that before switching. You can buy a 250GB usb hard drive for around $20 on Amazon.
If you’re not worried about privacy and don’t want to spend money on more storage, you could use a cloud storage service to move your files. I’ve used mega.io to do that in the past, but the amount of free storage is limited.
What are you trying to separate from the OS files? If it’s just personal documents and stuff like that, I don’t see why you can’t just keep those in your home directory. Or are you saying you want your installed programs separate from the Linux kernel? Then you can just put the boot partition on one drive and have the root partition on the other (including home). I guess I’m just a little confused as to what it is you’re trying to separate here. What do you mean when you say “separate from the OS”?
You could set it up so that your root is on one drive and your home directory is on another
This concept is hilarious to me 😂
Whoa, those look really cool! Not sure what they are, but cool picture!
I was going to say the same thing, haha!
That’s so fun!
Good bot
Most beautiful cutting board I’ve ever seen! Would be afraid to cut on it
Looks beautiful! And just imagine how many cherries that bad boy can hold!
RIP OP’s hostas. Gone, but not forgotten
Them throwing the fish around had me busting up! Love C&H!
The amount of 👎, 🤡, 💩, and 🤦♂️ emojis on that CentOS Stream PR is so funny to me! Basically every comment the RedHat guy made was like that
Good old Hackers (1995)