When symbolic execution is used to analyse real-world applications,it often consumes all available memory in a relatively short amountof time, sometimes making it impossible to analyse an applicationfor an extended period. In this paper, we present a technique thatcan record an ongoing symbolic execution analysis to disk andselectively restore paths of interest later, making it possible to runsymbolic execution indefinitely.To be successful, our approach addresses several essential re-search challenges related to detecting divergences on re-execution,storing long-running executions efficiently, changing search heur-istics during re-execution, and providing a global view of the storedexecution. Our extensive evaluation of 93 Linux applications showsthat our approach is practical, enabling these applications to runfor days while continuing to explore new execution paths.