Hello, what software package can i install on GhostBSD to format and write .iso images to USB sticks?
Thank you.
Package install for format and write .iso image on USB sticks?
Re: Package install for format and write .iso image on USB sticks?
Are you using windows? Etcher is pretty good apparently
Re: Package install for format and write .iso image on USB sticks?
No, I'm a Debian/Devuan user, for years.
Re: Package install for format and write .iso image on USB sticks?
I tried to install Etcher, Balena Etcher, balena-etcher no go, it doesn't exist in GhostBSD.
I have the balena-etcher package but it is a Debian package that I don't know if it can be installed on GhostBSD and how.
I have the balena-etcher package but it is a Debian package that I don't know if it can be installed on GhostBSD and how.
Re: Package install for format and write .iso image on USB sticks?
There is no gui app like Balena Etcher in BSD. You can use the good "dd" command.
Double check the correct output device (dev/daX) because dd starts its work immediately without further questions.
To check it before starting dd:
You will find your device in this list.
If you need a gui app, try Linux.
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$ sudo dd if=xyz.iso of=/dev/daX bs=1M && sync
To check it before starting dd:
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$ gpart show
If you need a gui app, try Linux.
Re: Package install for format and write .iso image on USB sticks?
Yes of course, if I need to format a USB stick and write an .iso image file, I use my other notebook computer with Devuan and Mintstick installed.mameko wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2024 6:28 pm There is no gui app like Balena Etcher in BSD. You can use the good "dd" command.Double check the correct output device (dev/daX) because dd starts its work immediately without further questions.Code: Select all
$ sudo dd if=xyz.iso of=/dev/daX bs=1M && sync
To check it before starting dd:You will find your device in this list.Code: Select all
$ gpart show
If you need a gui app, try Linux.
Hopefully with time Eric Turgeon and his team will make a Mintstick-like GhostBSD too.
I really like GhostBSD but it needs some work.