dd iso image to usbstick: last terminal prompt is : bash:/user/bin/sync: Input/output error. what does that mean ?
by andrewysk from LinuxQuestions.org on (#5JPHR)
I have located my old win7 iso image.
Used this command to burn:
Code:$sudo dd if='win 7 ultimate.iso' of=/dev/sde bs=4M status=progress && sync
3728736256 bytes (3.7GB ,3.5GiB) copied, 85s, 43.8MB/s
890+1 records in
890+1 records out
3735322624 bytes (3.7GB ,3.5GiB) copied, 297.504s, 12.6MB/s
bash:/user/bin/sync: Input/output error.What does the last line means ? Error in burning ? or error in sync (verification) ?? Why error ? What did i did wrong ?
This is really ... i have spend hours in front just to get my win7 image burn and install win7 into the new ssd.. no ending issues.. discouraging.
Used this command to burn:
Code:$sudo dd if='win 7 ultimate.iso' of=/dev/sde bs=4M status=progress && sync
3728736256 bytes (3.7GB ,3.5GiB) copied, 85s, 43.8MB/s
890+1 records in
890+1 records out
3735322624 bytes (3.7GB ,3.5GiB) copied, 297.504s, 12.6MB/s
bash:/user/bin/sync: Input/output error.What does the last line means ? Error in burning ? or error in sync (verification) ?? Why error ? What did i did wrong ?
This is really ... i have spend hours in front just to get my win7 image burn and install win7 into the new ssd.. no ending issues.. discouraging.