I happened to be using Open Suse when I wrote that page. Unetbootin
wasn't in the repos, as of 12.3; I got the binary from the unetbootin
sourceforge pages. There were a bunch of dependencies that were in the
repos, however. I apologize for any typos in that wiki; the whole thing
needs work and more hands on it.
If you don't need or want persistent space on the usb drive, you can
just use the 'dd' command, within Opensuse's terminal, to write a
bootable Trisquel system to that unit. This command is already in
GNU/Linux distros.
A command like
sudo dd if=~/Downloads/Trisquel_6.0_i386.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=8M;sinc
Will do this (names changed to suit your setup). Remember, you don't
need to type that whole long filename; just enough to uniquely match it,
than hit 'tab'; the command shell will fill in the rest.
HTH,
Dave
On 06/23/2013 12:32 AM, cy...@riseup.net wrote:
Dave, I get this message:
sudo: unbetbootin: command not found
