On 03/09/13 18:40, Alan wrote:
* I believe some kind of `sync' must be issued with `dd' too,
perhaps with oflags or something, isn't it?
I never experienced the need to do anything more than plain `dd`. Did
you? I know Alan is a big `dd` fan, so I'm putting him in explicit
copy as well so
Hi,
* I believe some kind of `sync' must be issued with `dd' too,
perhaps with oflags or something, isn't it?
I never experienced the need to do anything more than plain `dd`. Did
you? I know Alan is a big `dd` fan, so I'm putting him in explicit
copy as well so he speak out.
No
sajol...@pimienta.org wrote (14 Aug 2013 11:22:45 GMT) :
Should I create a ticket about it?
Should I assign it to you?
Fixed already, see 58c80f4.
This looks like a nice start, but:
* doc/first_steps/manual_usb_installation/mac wasn't updated
apparently (`git grep -w cat')
* I believe
On 10/08/13 09:58, intrigeri wrote:
sajol...@pimienta.org wrote (10 Aug 2013 06:52:12 GMT) :
I think there was no strong argument in play when we chose between `dd`
or `cat`. If `dd` is easier to prefix with `sudo`, then why not change
to `dd`, yes.
OK.
Should I create a ticket about it?
On 07/08/13 21:34, intrigeri wrote:
Arne wrote (07 Aug 2013 19:15:21 GMT) :
Because it is quite unlikely that a normal user of a Linux system is allowed
to write
to the device directly.
On most modern GNU/Linux distros that I know of, the desktop user that
was created at installation time
sajol...@pimienta.org wrote (10 Aug 2013 06:52:12 GMT) :
I think there was no strong argument in play when we chose between `dd`
or `cat`. If `dd` is easier to prefix with `sudo`, then why not change
to `dd`, yes.
OK.
Should I create a ticket about it?
Should I assign it to you?
Cheers,
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Hello everybody,
i was playing around with Tails the last days and there might be a little flaw
in your documentation how to install tails onto a USB-Stick.
The documentation suggesting it like this:
isohybrid [tails.iso] --entry 4 --type 0x1c
cat [tails.iso] [device] sync
But this lead me
Hi,
2013/8/7, Arne Hitzmann arne.hitzm...@ostfalia.de:
Hello everybody,
i was playing around with Tails the last days and there might be a little
flaw in your documentation how to install tails onto a USB-Stick.
The documentation suggesting it like this:
isohybrid [tails.iso] --entry 4
Alessandro Grassi wrote (07 Aug 2013 18:23:06 GMT) :
The troubleshooting section of that page reports a correct way to do it:
Is it visible enough?
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Hi,
and first of all thanks for the quick answer.
Of course it is visible there but this didn't fix my concerns.
Because it is quite unlikely that a normal user of a Linux system is
allowed to write to the device directly.
So i don't understand why it is not the first told practice to switch to
Hi,
Arne wrote (07 Aug 2013 19:15:21 GMT) :
Because it is quite unlikely that a normal user of a Linux system is allowed
to write
to the device directly.
On most modern GNU/Linux distros that I know of, the desktop user that
was created at installation time has write access to removable
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