Hi,
mount -a reads your /etc/fstab file.
If sda2 is in that file and has the location as /mnt yes it would work.
But it is unlikely.
So that is why you need to specify the partition, being /dev/sda2 and
the mount point which is /mnt
mount /dev/sda2 /mnt
Good luck
Rob
On 07/08/16 10:28
Hi Rob,
One thing did not work, and that may be why the chroot /mnt does not work...
The command mount -o bind /proc /mnt/proc
gives me the message:
mount point /proc does not exist
and when I run chroot /mnt
failed to run /bin/bash, no such file exists.
I am logged in as root, that is why I did no
What have ou tried when fixing your old install on sda2.
That should be recoverable quite easily.
You need to mount the /dev from your currently running Ubuntu to the
mounted partition.
For example
mount -o bind /dev /mnt/dev
Assuming that sda2 is mounted to /mnt
Repeat that for sys and pro
So how do I tell it where to write the image of the USB drive?
There are no pull-down menus and the applications key does nothing.
Thanks.
Glenn
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From: "Milton"
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Sent: Saturday, August 06, 2016 2:33 PM
Subject: Re: {Spam?} making an ISO image
Indeed, the entire usb-drive is selected.
Milton
Op 06-08-16 om 21:17 schreef Glenn / Lenny:
Hi Milton,
With that command, it brings up the program, and I can select the USB drive
in question, but the only options are other..., which seems to be for adding
more file types, and the other option i
Hi Milton,
With that command, it brings up the program, and I can select the USB drive
in question, but the only options are other..., which seems to be for adding
more file types, and the other option is to close.
I don't find an option for file name to write to, or a browse to where I
want to
Hi,
Maybe this will be of help:
in Ubuntu 16.04 I type in a terminal after the flash drive is inserted:
usb-creator-gtk
Milton
Op 06-08-16 om 19:01 schreef Glenn / Lenny:
Hi,
I have been trying several different programs including the DD command,
and either the program seems inaccessible with
Hi,
I have been trying several different programs including the DD command, and
either the program seems inaccessible with Orca, or I was not able to place my
image to be, into another drive.
I am running Ubuntu from a live version on an 8GB card.
I have a bootable USB 16GB thumb drive that I wan
Hi,
In Ubuntu 16.04 64-bit I assist a sighted person with using Ubuntu.
After I did Alt+F2 and typed 'orca' Orca starts but after 10 or 20
seconds Orca quits. with the help of the sighted person I ceck the
screen reader in System settings > Universal access and Orca was working
well.
Maybe t
