Every time I am trying to write an .iso to a usb drive and make it UEFI bootable, I get an error message, saying that the .iso file was not found. See the attached image. I would appreciate any help.
Every time I am trying to write an .iso to a usb drive and make it UEFI bootable, I get an error message, saying that the .iso file was not found. See the attached image. I would appreciate any help.
My issue was that the syntax for the command I formed was a bit wrong.
Below I have pasted the correctly working command, but I haven't used it
for a long time. It's just that you have to use the full path of the
AppImage, and ignore the "windows2usb" that you can find in their readme. I
am really just a beginner when it comes to using terminal commands, so I'm
not sure if you are having the same problem.
My issue was that the syntax for the command I formed was a bit wrong.
Below I have pasted the correctly working command, but I haven't used it
for a long time. It's just that you have to use the full path of the
AppImage, and ignore the "windows2usb" that you can find in their readme. I
am really just a beginner when it comes to using terminal commands, so I'm
not sure if you are having the same problem.
>
> /windows2usb-0.1.5-x86_64.AppImage /dev/sdd1
> /home/noobmaster/Downloads/manjaro-gnome-20.0.3-200606-linux56.iso --force
> gptntfs
>
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> Did you close it because you figured it out?
>
> Yes, I just don't know how to delete this.
>
> Can you tell how you solved it? Having the same problem here...
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Every time I am trying to write an .iso to a usb drive and make it UEFI bootable, I get an error message, saying that the .iso file was not found. See the attached image. I would appreciate any help.
Did you close it because you figured it out?
Yes, I just don't know how to delete this.
My issue was that the syntax for the command I formed was a bit wrong.
Below I have pasted the correctly working command, but I haven't used it
for a long time. It's just that you have to use the full path of the
AppImage, and ignore the "windows2usb" that you can find in their readme. I
am really just a beginner when it comes to using terminal commands, so I'm
not sure if you are having the same problem.
On Mon, 21 Jun 2021 at 00:46, Matheus Moreira @.***>
wrote: