Side note: macOS ships with Disk Utility, which as far as I know can do exactly this, relatively easily, so I don’t think you need 3rd-party software.
GNOME Disks can also write an image to a disk.
USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
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Re: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#22dd is just 79K As simple as sudo dd if=name-of-iso.iso of=/dev/sdb status="progress" https://medium.com/@tbeach/use-unix-dd-command-to-os-bootabl... You're Welcome.
Actually you can just use cp
cp name-of-iso.iso /dev/sdbRe: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#23dd is just 79K As simple as sudo dd if=name-of-iso.iso of=/dev/sdb status="progress" https://medium.com/@tbeach/use-unix-dd-command-to-os-bootabl... You're Welcome.
Actually you can just use cp cp name-of-iso.iso /dev/sdb
If you care about showing the progress
pv /dev/sdX
Re: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#24Re: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#25YES. This is the replacement open-source GUI USB imager app I have been waiting for. > 500KB vs 210 MB Essentially this is a 99.99999% reduction of disk space and run-time usage with the same functionality which really puts its electron garbage counterpart to infinite shame. There is no contest here. Feel the satisfying moment of removing this 'balenaEtcher' bloatware and replace it with a true, efficient and magnifi…
Balena means whale, btw.
Not sure why one would choose it, when there are so many options.
Re: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#26Related projects I know of (might be useful if someone can point out salient differences): - Rufus: https://rufus.ie/ - UNetbootin: https://unetbootin.github.io/ - Win32 Disk Imager: https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/
- YUMI https://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/
- Ventoy https://www.ventoy.net
usbimager_1.0.4-i686-win-gdi crashes without error and leaves a USB corrupt (works fine again after a format)
Re: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#27Related projects I know of (might be useful if someone can point out salient differences): - Rufus: https://rufus.ie/ - UNetbootin: https://unetbootin.github.io/ - Win32 Disk Imager: https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/
Win32DiskImager has been my go-to writer (for Windows hosts) for a decade now. 44MB and does the job exactly the way I want.
Re: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#28YES. This is the replacement open-source GUI USB imager app I have been waiting for. > 500KB vs 210 MB Essentially this is a 99.99999% reduction of disk space and run-time usage with the same functionality which really puts its electron garbage counterpart to infinite shame. There is no contest here. Feel the satisfying moment of removing this 'balenaEtcher' bloatware and replace it with a true, efficient and magnifi…
Balena means whale, btw. Not sure why one would choose it, when there are so many options.
I think it is recommended on a lot of websites for making raspian images.
Re: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#29Re: USBImager – A minimal GUI app that can write disk images to USB drives
#30YES. This is the replacement open-source GUI USB imager app I have been waiting for. > 500KB vs 210 MB Essentially this is a 99.99999% reduction of disk space and run-time usage with the same functionality which really puts its electron garbage counterpart to infinite shame. There is no contest here. Feel the satisfying moment of removing this 'balenaEtcher' bloatware and replace it with a true, efficient and magnifi…
>balenaEtcher
It was bigger than the .img I wanted to write, and that was a whole distro!