Questions tagged [iso]
ISO 9660 is a filesystem designed for use on CD-ROMs. An “ISO image” is a file that contains an ISO 9660 filesystem and can be burnt to a CD.
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Iso booting not working for any linux distro
Trying to boot several Linux distros directly from grub, none works. I am receiving:
Error: File not found
Error: No such disk
Error: You need to load the kernel first
menuentry "Lubuntu 16....
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powerpc: how to create a bootable image?
I have a modified debian-netinstall image for powerpc.
I want to create a bootable iso
This command create a non-bootable image
mkisofs -R -J -V PPC-RESCUE * > ../debian-12.0.0-ppc64-NETINST-2.iso
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Cannot recreate an Ubuntu ISO that is bootable
I am trying to create a bootable ISO for a customised Ubuntu.
The ISO I create is not bootable (it won't boot in VirtualBox). To debug I am not modifying Ubuntu, just trying to recreate a bootable ISO ...
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Request: Solaris 11 11/11 (11.0) - live ISO and repo ; Does anybody still got it?
(I am hoping this question squeaks into the accepted set because it's about using Solaris)
I'm trying to get hold of ISOs for the Solaris 11 11/11 (ie. 11.0), in particular the Live installation ISO (...
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How to write a folder on usb drive after I put .iso image on it?
I want to create a bootable USB and to put drivers folder beside my .iso image. Firstly, I wrote zeroes on my USB drive using this command: sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=4096 conv=fsync oflag=...
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How can I properly merge Debian DVDs into a single ISO for offline installation without prompts for extra discs?
I want to create a single bootable Debian ISO by merging DVD1, DVD2, and DVD3 of Debian 10.13.0.
My goal is to install Debian offline, using one ISO, and have access to all packages from all three ...
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Can I install an operating system using a DVD image on a USB drive?
For operating system installation images, is there a major difference between DVD and USB images? Can I write an image such as debian-12.11.0-amd64-DVD-1.iso onto a USB and utilize it as I would any ...
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Issue with Custom RHEL 8.10 ISO Boot
I'm facing an issue while booting a custom RHEL 8.10 ISO. During the boot process, I encounter the following error:
initqueue[1065]: /usr/sbin/fetch-kickstart-disk: line 24: rmdir: command not found
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Can I mount a specific partition from an image file? [duplicate]
Say I have an .iso file from this dd command:
dd if=/dev/sda of=./image.iso
In the case where the drive contained multiple partitions, how could I say, only mount the second one?
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How to modify a Windows ISO image on Linux?
I am using Ubuntu. I have a Windows 10 consumer ISO image and I want to modify the ISO to remove all editions from it but keep the Pro edition and that will be in index 4, and need to do all that work ...
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How to boot a writable disk image (created with dd from Debian or another distribution) with GRUB?
I created a multi-boot USB stick to load various ISO files, which can either be live systems or used to install different Linux distributions.
sda
-sda1 1M | BIOS Boot partition to store MBR
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How is it possible to create bootable USB purely by using dd command and .iso file?
To my understanding, BIOS should boot from USB the same way as it does from HDD.
On the contrary, bootable CD/DVD must comply to El Torito specification which is some add-on to ISO 9660 filesystem ...
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NFS mixup with mounted ISO images
I have made an offline Debian software repository with currently 49 DVD images on my NAS. I created a single directory '/mnt/ISO-images' which contains the 49 mountpoints. I export this single ...
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Generating an ISO image with genisoimage but it's not perserving the ownership?
Generating an ISO image with genisoimage, but it's not preserving the ownership.
I am using the following command:
genisoimage -r -v -o <image-name.iso> -R -J <path_to_the_directory>
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can you roll your own .iso for USB stick? (What I really want is 'overlayroot')
So I got my USB stick with my own running copy of Debian installed and booting ok. Thing is to forget EFI and just use good old LILO to make it bootable -- no fuss, no muss. But USB sticks, so they ...
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