The only working PC I have is a 32-bit x86 and has a minimal Debian installation. I need to flash a USB with an ISO file from it to make a live system. I tried for a few days to get flathub or appimage working there, but just can’t. I decided an apt package would be the easiest course of action, but neither Rufus, Impress or BalenaEtcher seem to be available in default repos. It there a program that is there? A bare .elf executable with no packaging would also be fine.
dd if=image.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=64M status=progress
Oops hit the wrong key, main drive formatted
It’s called “disk destroyer” for a reason.
Always double check your dd commands folks.
Safer with bs=4M on older flash.
Thanks, seems it worked. It should be noted that
/dev/over normal/run/media/path can be found withlsblkcommand, out of 2 with identical letter use latter with digit