But what happens when the computer in which we want to start the system does not have an optical reader, as is the case with many modern portable computers, or what happens when we want to save some data or configuration, since a ROM memory such as that of an optical support does not allow it, but a flash memory does. Like I said, have a LiveCD or a LiveDVD It is a good option to use certain tools or certain Linux distributions at any given moment, loading it from the RAM memory of our equipment without having to install it, and on any equipment. In short, whatever your task, the tutorial that we present gives you absolute mobility. A technician could have Linux distributions destined to the analysis and repair of equipment in a single pen, providing a source of tools with total portability and independence from the equipment we use. It is also not a bad idea if you are a security auditor to run your own distribution or tools on a pendrive, nor is it crazy if you dedicate yourself to repair equipment. And not only that, you may be interested in having the mobility and comfort of a Live, but with the possibility of saving configurations and changes, which allows you a USB memory. Especially if the well-known BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), ie "bring your own device." It is much more comfortable to carry a pendrive than a whole computer. Do you know what a Bootable USB? Carrying our favorite operating system or our favorite operating systems in your pocket is great and very comfortable.
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