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Booting the *buntu focal fossa isos (I've tried Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Lubuntu), after renaming the isos to match the scripts in mbusb.d, gives a busybox error during the boot:
`No loop devices available: no such file`
and one gets an initramfs prompt. I'm not sure this is a problem that multibootusb can fix, but I don't know, maybe it can be fixed with an adjustment to the script.
I stumbled on a workaround:
Press control-d; one gets a different busybox error, that suggests the next step...
Run mount -o loop /cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs /filesystem.squashfs
Press control-d again.
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Booting the *buntu focal fossa isos (I've tried Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Lubuntu), after renaming the isos to match the scripts in mbusb.d, gives a busybox error during the boot:
and one gets an initramfs prompt. I'm not sure this is a problem that multibootusb can fix, but I don't know, maybe it can be fixed with an adjustment to the script.
I stumbled on a workaround:
mount -o loop /cdrom/casper/filesystem.squashfs /filesystem.squashfs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: