Thanks for that. I tried it and it works. The article and video are a bit out of date in that the clickable icons have been moved and the language has been altered (Restore disk image is now Restore disk partition) but those are cosmetic. All in all it is a good alternative to Unetbootin.RU55EL wrote:If you are running Debian and Gnome, there is Disks, which will allow you to restore a disk image (ISO) to a USB drive.
https://fedoramagazine.org/how-to-make- ... ome-disks/
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graphic utility to create / burn the Linux ISO to usb
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I was kind of surprised when I found out that you could use "disks" for creating installation disks from ISOs. If I remember correctly, I discovered it at the Raspberry Pi website.
I really like the Raspberry Pi because it is cheap, useful, and if you know Debian, very easy to use. I was surprised when I learned a couple things from the Raspberry Pi website that helped me with Debian. sshfs is another useful program I discovered at the Raspberry Pi website.
I alway keep at least one Rpi seeding Debian installation DVDs 24/7.
I really like the Raspberry Pi because it is cheap, useful, and if you know Debian, very easy to use. I was surprised when I learned a couple things from the Raspberry Pi website that helped me with Debian. sshfs is another useful program I discovered at the Raspberry Pi website.
I alway keep at least one Rpi seeding Debian installation DVDs 24/7.
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A special "thank" you for that. I've often used gnome disks totally unaware of its use for re-recreate images. All this time I was beating myself on the head !! <DUH>RU55EL wrote:If you are running Debian and Gnome, there is Disks, which will allow you to restore a disk image (ISO) to a USB drive.
https://fedoramagazine.org/how-to-make- ... ome-disks/
Shows that I still have much to learn. MUCH APPRECIATED!
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Re: graphic utility to create / burn the Linux ISO to usb
This tool supports USB stick only. I can't burn the image to DVDarochester wrote:ISO Burner. https://www.passmoz.com/burn-iso-image- ... -ways.htmlgraphic utility to create / burn the Linux ISO to usb
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Re: graphic utility to create / burn the Linux ISO to usb
Use any cd-writing program, just remember to make dvd bootable. I don't know any windows programs for that, I guess there are many, if you already are using Linux, xfburn for example.suberccz wrote:This tool supports USB stick only. I can't burn the image to DVDarochester wrote:Etcher. https://etcher.io/graphic utility to create / burn the Linux ISO to usb
Re: graphic utility to create / burn the Linux ISO to usb
the most simply way is :
dd if=image.iso of=/dev/sdX
sdX is your usbkey (often sdb or sdc... check with fdisk -l)
be aware : if you write /dev/sda, you will probably override all your harddisk (I don't think this what you want...)
=> when you want to use linux, you need to learn the command line... it's like driving a car without a licence ! it's not that hard, don't worry...
dd if=image.iso of=/dev/sdX
sdX is your usbkey (often sdb or sdc... check with fdisk -l)
be aware : if you write /dev/sda, you will probably override all your harddisk (I don't think this what you want...)
=> when you want to use linux, you need to learn the command line... it's like driving a car without a licence ! it's not that hard, don't worry...