Thanks Aere, that works, but I've always used the Gnome Disks app, and it's
always worked for me in the past on other distros though. I can't remember if
I've ever used it in Lubuntu though. It seems to me that it ought to work here
too. God bless, Jerry Van Brimmer Sent using Zoho Mail ---- On Wed, 05 Sep
2018 17:09:16 -0700 Aere Greenway <[email protected]> wrote ---- On
09/05/2018 05:19 PM, Jerry Van Brimmer wrote: Jerry: I think the proper way to
do that, is from the menu, select System Tools, and from the additional menu
that appears, select Startup Disk Creator. Then follow the instructions from
there (you'll have to specify the ISO you're reading, and the USB drive you're
creating). - Aere --
Sincerely,
Aere Hello, I am running Lubuntu-18.04.1, 64 bit on an Acer netbook. I can't
get the Gnome "Disk Image Writer" to work. I have downloaded and checked an iso
file. I right click on the iso, and chose in the right click context menu "Open
with ..." "Disk Image Writer". And then nothing happens. The Disk Utility app
does not even open up. If I go to the Main Menu > Accessories > Disks, then the
Disk Utility app opens up. I can then select the USB drive I am trying to write
to in the left hand panel. Then, in the drop down menu on the top right, I can
navigate to the iso file I am trying to write, select it, and go from there. It
works just fine all the way up to actually writing the iso to the flash drive.
That's where it stops. All I get is a small spinner going around and around in
the left hand panel next to the flash drive. But the iso does not get written
to the drive. I can take the same iso file and flash drive, reboot this Acer
into Linuxmint 18.3 Cinnamon, and it works just fine. So, I'm just wondering
if there's something I'm doing wrong here in Lubuntu? Or, is something else
wrong? God bless, Jerry Van Brimmer Sent using Zoho Mail
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