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ISO created by penguins-eggs missing partition table and not bootable #407
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I Will check, I booted remastered noble images, but really I mostly USD
ISOs as Is with VMs
Il dom 13 ott 2024, 11:16 avizack18 ***@***.***> ha scritto:
… Description
The ISO image created by penguins-eggs is missing a partition table and is
not bootable. This prevents the ISO from being used to install the
operating system.
Steps to Reproduce
1.
Use penguins-eggs to create an ISO image:
# create the iso clone for user dirs
eggs produce --clone
2.
Insert your USB drive and identify its device name:
lsblk
3.
If the USB is mounted, unmount it:
sudo umount /dev/sdX
4.
Write the ISO to the USB:
sudo dd bs=4M if=/path/to/your/iso of=/dev/sdX status=progress oflag=sync
5.
Eject the USB:
sudo eject /dev/sdX
6.
Attempt to boot from the created USB drive
Expected Behavior
The ISO should have a valid partition table and be bootable.
Actual Behavior
The ISO is missing a partition table and cannot be booted.
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Additional Information
- penguins-eggs version: latest
- Host OS and version: Lubuntu 24.04
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Try testing the iso using Ventoy |
I have exactly the same thing. Created clone from latest Mint and made bootable disk with built in app - did not boot. Finally when I did try with Balena Etcher I got the same error. |
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Description
The ISO image created by penguins-eggs is missing a partition table and is not bootable. This prevents the ISO from being used to install the operating system.
Steps to Reproduce
Use penguins-eggs to create an ISO image:
Insert your USB drive and identify its device name:
If the USB is mounted, unmount it:
Write the ISO to the USB:
Eject the USB:
Attempt to boot from the created USB drive
Expected Behavior
The ISO should have a valid partition table and be bootable.
Actual Behavior
The ISO is missing a partition table and cannot be booted.
Additional Information
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