I use Clonezilla, but if I understand correctly, you want a simple cloning tool. Like C.S.Cameron I would recommend Disks alias gnome-disks, which is safer than using dd as the first choice. But it...
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I use Clonezilla, but if I understand correctly, you want a simple cloning tool. Like C.S.Cameron I would recommend Disks alias gnome-disks, which is safer than using dd as the first choice. But it...
@C.S.Cameron,
Thanks for testing mkusb-dus and mkusb-plug.
1. I could not make mkusb-plug work with old versions of Ubuntu because of certain dependency problems, and you have discovered it....
@guiverc,
Thanks for continuing the tests with mkusb-dus.
I have failed to provoke the failures of mkusb similar to yours, but I have different hardware (computers and USB pendrives). I...
@guiverc,
Thanks for testing mkusb-dus version 12.6.9 :-)
I am looking forward to your final conclusions from testing how the released Lubuntu 20.04.2 LTS iso file can be used to create...
@Kamalakar,
- Well, I think it would be possible (but maybe difficult) to make this old Dell Inspiron boot into an installed system in a USB drive via syslinux.
- Maybe it will be good enough...
I don't know, but I think that you will get the same behaviour with a full install as with a persistent live system. I have read some paper about booting an installed system via syslinux, but I have...
@Kamalakar,
Thanks for the details :-)
The specs that you report should be good enough for a persistent live drive by mkusb-dus to work. But I know that there are things beyond what is easy to...
@Kamalakar,
Thanks for the heads up :-)
I need some more details to troubleshoot this bug. (I have access to two Dell laptops (with generation 4 Intel i5 and i7 CPUs) but no Inspiron, and mkusb...
Done, mkusb-dus version 12.6.8 is uploaded with the new information (text with blue background)
or maybe:
"Please wait for sync until 'Done' is written
and, if there is a progress window
wait for the buffered data to get flushed,
so that all data are transferred to the target device"
@P-i H,
The screenshots show what I would expect:
- pv will show 100%, way before the buffers are flushed (syncing).
- Instead of simply waiting in silence, there is output showing how the...
Thanks @P-i H :-)
Yes please :-P
mkusb version 12.6.7, 12.6.8, 12.6.9
- mkusb 12.6.7
. guidus: skip parameter if %f is '%f' (for hippo hirsute)
- mkusb 12.6.8
. dus-live: mkcmd_runcmd: ... wait for the buffered data to...
If you know how run Ubuntu on a Mac computer in general and to make the keyboard work during boot, please chip in :-P
@P-I H,
Thanks for those details.
I made a quick test with Ubuntu 20.10 installed in my test computer, a Toshiba with Intel i5 (generation 3), in UEFI mode and with US English. I did not see...
@P-I H,
Thanks for those details :-)
More questions:
1. Where and when is the message about the crash printed? (I can't see it in your screenshot of the mkusb console.)
2. Is your Ubuntu...
Thanks for the heads up.
Please give me more details: Is this an installed and fully updated & upgraded system? Can you think of any particular unusual settings or things installed, or should I...
A that early stage of booting, in the grub menu, the mouse is not yet activated. You can navigate with the arrow keys ('arrow down' and 'arrow up') and activate the selected item with then 'Enter'...
Yes. Install each of them from its PPA. Both have graphical user interfaces (GUI).
dd is a standard Linux command and is included in all Ubuntu flavours (e.g. Xubuntu).
But dd is risky because there is no final checkpoint. It will accept your command without any question, also...
+1 for the Ubuntu Startup Disk Creator.
The following link and links from it describes several methods and tools for the same and similar purposes,
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When the game plays fine on a Windows machine, but you cannot copy it, I suspect that there is copy protection by means of some bad sectors or something else put there in order to prevent copying....
Nice to meet you again in this thread, 1fallen :-)
You can do it with zenity.
I don't think you can control the time with --notification, but you can with --info. Try and tweak
zenity --info --text="zenity can do it for you" --no-wrap...