Where is the really filesystem?

[andreas122]

when i installed tinycore as the tinycore page wrotes.
Notice that i use gparted to make the ext3 filesystem. and nano to write a text file.

anyway when i open tiny core, i can install applications it is installed normaly,

but when i am going to make a change to the filesystem, (exaple: to write a file) then dont exest when i reboot tinycore, and the filesystem is as the first time i open tinycore.

i mean that if write something in a folder, /usr , /home/tc and when i reboot this files dont exist! so i cant save nothing, it like a live cd that what changes i make then the next time dont exist.
But i can install apps succsefuly from the appbrowser.
i cant understund what is going wrong there, how i can save my sittings like any other OS?

[Juanito]

see:

http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:start#persistence

[jur]

http://wiki.tinycorelinux.net/wiki:persistence_for_dummies

[glene77is]

...
 (example: to write a file)
. . . then dont exest when i reboot tinycore, and the filesystem is as the first time i open tinycore.

Andreas,
Buena suerta
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I edit and save into /tc.

glene77is