#Startup disk creator ubuntu not working iso

In case it does not detect the ISO file, or you have it placed somewhere else, click on the OtherРІР‚В¦ button. It also scans for any USB drives that you may have attached to your PC.

When you launch it, Startup Disk Creator will automatically look for ISO images in your Downloads folder.

#Startup disk creator ubuntu not working install

you may have to install it from the software center. If youРІР‚в„ўre running one of the official flavors of Ubuntu, such as Ubuntu MATE, Kubuntu, etc.

If youРІР‚в„ўre using Ubuntu 14.04 or later, you can simply search for Startup Disk Creator and launch it.

Visit the official Ubuntu downloadsР’В page for download links.Р”В¬reate bootable Ubuntu USB drive using Startup Disk Creator

Ubuntu Desktop 14.04 or later installed.Create bootable Ubuntu USB drive using GNOME Disks Requirements While on Ubuntu 13.10, I used Unetbootin to make a live USB with Lubuntu 13.10, and it worked the very first time I rebooted, but after checking the 'disc' for errors, there was one file found no problem, I decided to boot normally, format the USB drive with the Disks utility, and try Unetbootin once more.1.2. I was previously on Windows XP, so I always used Universal USB Installer with 100% success rate, including the last time I used it to install my current OS, Ubuntu 13.10. ISO file for x86 systems and performed the obligatory MD5 checksum, which was successful, as in, no errors. Long story short, I've tried more than a few Linux distros over the past couple of weeks and I finally decided to stay on Lubuntu I downloaded the 13.10. Unetbootin and Startup Disk Creator not working That didn't work either.Р”В®DIT: I'm sorry! The error was from FORMATTING my flash drive & creating the boot disk. I have also tried creating the live USB on my Mac by going with the instructions on creating a IMG from a ISO file. I had also tried through a sandisk external card reader.Р”Р„ny ideas as to how I can get this ball rolling?

The Flash has been formatted on Ubuntu, and does read on the machine. The flash drive in question is a 16G Micro HCSD on a USB 2.0 converter. Technically speaking, this machine was made for XP Pro. My system is Ubuntu 12.4 32-bit with 3G of ram.

#Startup disk creator ubuntu not working code

Failed: Error creating partition table: helper exited with exit code 1: Error calling fsync(2) on /dev/sdd: Input/output error

#Startup disk creator ubuntu not working 64 Bit

I am getting this error when I am trying to create a 64 bit version live USB for my Macbook Pro on my Linux machine VIA Startup Disk Creator. Startup Disk Creator Exit code 1 Error calling fsync(2) I have tried plop boot manager which does enable booting of the usb, but needs me to take a CD with me! so not ideal Is their a way i can make a usb that will just work on any computer that has the option to boot from usb? I've read about some computers not bening able to boot usb hard drives and only zip format usbs or something( sorry for vagueness!)and the bios on all the computers that it does not work on say something like zip-usb as the boot option where as the old dell dimension 4700 just says usb! However it/they work on a dell dimension 4700!! I also get the same problem using some other computers, I've tried the usb on a dell inspiron 530s, vostro 410 and a vostro 210 with same result! I get the same problem when using unetbootin and Live USB Creator.

I have tried creating a bootable usb with ubuntu on using the defualt usb creator software included and when I attempt to boot off the usb I get a 'boot error' message. 'boot error' message on boot from usb created with 'USB startup disk Creator '