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software:linux:images:start [2023-07-07 15:20] Urs Grafsoftware:linux:images:start [2023-07-07 15:23] Urs Graf
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 Linux script example for ''.wic'' image flashing onto an external storage device, e.g. an external SD card. <color #ed1c24>Beware: ''sdb'' has to be replaced with the correct device. Use ''lsblk'' command to discover the correct device!</color>. ''sdX'' where ''X'' is a small letter starting from ''a'' usually represents a SATA or USB drive, names starting with ''nvme'' represent NVME SSDs and SD cards usually start with ''mmcblk''. Linux script example for ''.wic'' image flashing onto an external storage device, e.g. an external SD card. <color #ed1c24>Beware: ''sdb'' has to be replaced with the correct device. Use ''lsblk'' command to discover the correct device!</color>. ''sdX'' where ''X'' is a small letter starting from ''a'' usually represents a SATA or USB drive, names starting with ''nvme'' represent NVME SSDs and SD cards usually start with ''mmcblk''.
 These names represent the device as found in ''/dev'', so ''sda'' is found under ''/dev/sda''. ''lsblk'' uses a tree to show devices and their partitions. For example ''sda1'' is the first partition on ''sda'' and ''nvme1n1p1'' is the first partition of ''nvme1n1'' These names represent the device as found in ''/dev'', so ''sda'' is found under ''/dev/sda''. ''lsblk'' uses a tree to show devices and their partitions. For example ''sda1'' is the first partition on ''sda'' and ''nvme1n1p1'' is the first partition of ''nvme1n1''
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 +**WARNING: Writing the image to the USB Stick will erase all content! Make absolutely sure you have identified the correct device! dd will not hesitate to override your OS drive if you tell it to do!**
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 #!/bin/sh #!/bin/sh