Some liveslak iso2usb strangeness...
by FTIO from LinuxQuestions.org on (#4YCXW)
I'm trying to make a flash drives with the current Slackware with plasma. I made one just fine with the plain 'current' (non plasma) iso, but trying to make the current plasma iso onto two different usb drives (one that is brand spanking new, a Samsung Fit 128GB) but keep running into this problem.
This is the command to start the process I'm using:
Code:./iso2usb.sh -i slackware64-live-plasma5-current.iso -o /dev/sdc -c 65%After ~20 minutes at the very end of it all, when it's 'done' doing what it does, I get this:
Code:--- Copying '/home' from LiveOS to container...
Filesystem uses unknown compression, this is unsupported by this version
Decompressors available:
gzip
lzma
lzo
xzDoes anyone have any idea why this is happening? As I said, the iso2usb script works just fine with the 'plain' current iso from Alien's site, but it gives this trouble with any 'plasma' iso I've downloaded (several different ones, checking checksums, etc). This is something I've been doing on this 14.2 x86_64 system for a few years when I just feel like trying out the lastest 'current' something.
This is the command to start the process I'm using:
Code:./iso2usb.sh -i slackware64-live-plasma5-current.iso -o /dev/sdc -c 65%After ~20 minutes at the very end of it all, when it's 'done' doing what it does, I get this:
Code:--- Copying '/home' from LiveOS to container...
Filesystem uses unknown compression, this is unsupported by this version
Decompressors available:
gzip
lzma
lzo
xzDoes anyone have any idea why this is happening? As I said, the iso2usb script works just fine with the 'plain' current iso from Alien's site, but it gives this trouble with any 'plasma' iso I've downloaded (several different ones, checking checksums, etc). This is something I've been doing on this 14.2 x86_64 system for a few years when I just feel like trying out the lastest 'current' something.