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@ -184,7 +184,7 @@ Live media (USB or CD) can be booted from in a process called Live Boot. Data is
Linux allows this via the "magic" SysRq combo SysRq+o. This is available by default on some OSs, but needs to be enabled manually on others. Linux allows this via the "magic" SysRq combo SysRq+o. This is available by default on some OSs, but needs to be enabled manually on others.
Parrot enables many SysRq commands by default. Among those allowed by Parrot include SysRq+o (immediate poweroff, with no shutdown cycle). Parrot enables many SysRq commands by default. Among those allowed by Parrot include SysRq+o (immediate poweroff, with no shutdown cycle).
Systems can be started in non-persistent sessions with the use of the `grub-live` and `grub-live-default` are packages. `grub-live` boots to persistence by default, while `grub-live-default` starts directly to a non-persistent session. Systems can be started in non-persistent sessions with the use of `grub-live` and `grub-live-default` packages. `grub-live` boots to persistence by default, while `grub-live-default` starts directly to a non-persistent session.
Note: These packages are primarily available for Debian-based systems Note: These packages are primarily available for Debian-based systems