06-24-2024, 02:33 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-24-2024, 02:35 PM by ascendedmaster.)
(06-24-2024, 01:34 PM)grindstone Wrote: Assuming the checksum is good, the resulting image from running isohybrid on the dsl-2024.rc5.iso should have worked on USB. The (larger) dsl-2024.rc5.lz4.iso has already had that done and has been provided to run slightly faster for USB users.
I do not know the Linux Mint utilities or have an answer for why something booted from using the same tools (very nice work to check both, BTW!). What you might do is use John's link to do it all by hand so that you will at least know it was written correctly.
Ok mate. Wasn't clear to me that dsl-2024.rc5.lz4.iso was already prepared with Isohybrid. I'll try again and report back. Thanks.
(06-24-2024, 02:33 PM)ascendedmaster Wrote:(06-24-2024, 01:34 PM)grindstone Wrote: Assuming the checksum is good, the resulting image from running isohybrid on the dsl-2024.rc5.iso should have worked on USB. The (larger) dsl-2024.rc5.lz4.iso has already had that done and has been provided to run slightly faster for USB users.
I do not know the Linux Mint utilities or have an answer for why something booted from using the same tools (very nice work to check both, BTW!). What you might do is use John's link to do it all by hand so that you will at least know it was written correctly.
Ok mate. Wasn't clear to me that dsl-2024.rc5.lz4.iso was already prepared with Isohybrid. Can I expect it to work if I burn the image with Etcher or USB Image Writer on Mint, or do I need to use dd? I'll try again and report back. Thanks.