[Musix-users] FW: Musix-20USB.img

Wed Feb 9 14:03:01 CET 2011

2011/1/31 Jerzy <ijglad at gazeta.pl>:
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> Hi
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> I have downloaded the above system 4 GB in size and tried to install it on
> USB 8 GB stick as per instruction:
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>     dd if =Musix-20USB.img of =/dev/sde1
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> Unfortunately nothing happened, as the source was not found!
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> Then I typed: dd if =/dev/sdd1/Music-20USB.img of = /dev/sde1
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> Again the path was not recognized?
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> Finally I typed: dd if =/dev/sdd1 of=/dev/sde1
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> This time the said file was just copied bite by bite without any extraction
> and installation of Musix system.
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> Would you be so kind and advise me what fault was made and how to proceed to
> get MUSIX_LIVE on USB persistent?
>

Hi, joseangon at musix-spanish-list answer you, I translate it:

I understand you can't copy it, don't you?
If it's true, do "ls" command at path where you uncompressed MusixUSB.
Login as root, show your disks:

fdisk -l

And always we said, you can't back - so, you must know the *exactly*
dispositive for copy.
Do

tail -f /var/log/syslog

and plug your pendrive. You will see a lot of things/process, but we
must need the name of your dispositive (like sda, sdb, sdc and so on).
Then you can copy on it.

> Would you be so kind and advise me what fault was made and how to proceed to
> get MUSIX_LIVE on USB persistent?

Persistent is done, you only plug-n-copy.
You've 8GB, after to copy Musix, open gparted and change second
partition for cover all free space (because it's a 4GB image).

Write back your results.

> Best regards
> Jerzy

Best,
Joseangon

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