#Copy cd to flash drive manual

Always quote pathnames that have spaces in them. Locate the CD image in question and then right-click it to launch. You have various options like MagicDisk, MagicISO or ISODisk. If you run rsync or mv with not quoted names like that, your data will not be copied to correct destination. Connect the memory stick to a USB port and allow your computer to register the device. Download an application that burns the exact image of your CD contents. NOTE: some drives mount to directories that have names with spaces. Sent 228 bytes received 125 bytes 706.00 bytes/sec (where FILE is the thing you want to move to the drive) mv FILE /media/me/4C45-110FДЇor example, to backup TESTDIR to my usb drive, I can do this: $ rsync -av /home/xieerqi/TESTDIR/ /media/xieerqi/A669-34EF/~Д¬reated directory /media/xieerqi/A669-34EF/~

#Copy cd to flash drive manual

Consult manual pages on usage of these commands. Use rsync or cp or mv to get your files to the folder reported in step 3. Also, big advantage is that you do not need sudo. You can see it automatically created /media/xieerqi/A669-34EF folder and mounted my pen drive there. Mounted /dev/sdc1 at /media/xieerqi/A669-34EF. about your flash drive after you copy files to it or delete files from it. Then I will do the following: $ udisksctl mount -b /dev/sdc1 You can transfer files to and from a USB flash drive inserted into the USB. Its not only the files on a USB flash drive which make it bootable, but the partition table. For example, suppose lsblk tells me this: Simply copying the files will not make a bootable drive. ( /dev/sdb1 in my example) The mount folder will be reported back to you to use in the next step.

Udisksctl mount -b /dev/sdXY, device name same as in previous step.

If the device was mounted, you will see the mountpoint, for example: NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT Where X is any english letter and Y is integer, typically 1. Lsblk to find the device name of your usb device.