Installation issue with NuTyx xfce version

[Batmanxx1]

I'm trying to install NuTYX  for the first time I copied the iso with balena etcher and I also tried with Multiwriter on a usb stick when I choose  22.07.XFCE4 UEFI NORMAL
this message show up in the terminal:

Starting initrd
10.1274491 /dev/loopO:Can't open blockdev
starting version 246

it stops there and does not install I waited for more than one hour nothing happened   Please any help why it will not install ?

My best regards

Giuseppe

[Thierry]

Hello Batmanxx1

Welcome to NuTyX

I think those windows tools are not that good for copying the ISO.

You need to choose one that really use the equivalent command in Windows of "dd" linux command.

https://www.tipard.com/resource/burn-iso-to-usb.html

https://www.tecmint.com/linux-bootable-usb-creators/

Good luck

BR,
Thierry

[Batmanxx1]

 I have another linux distribution installed but  you still reccommend using: one of these two as you recomended ?


https://www.tipard.com/resource/burn-iso-to-usb.html

https://www.tecmint.com/linux-bootable-usb-creators/

[Thierry]

No no not at all.
If you can use the 'dd' command like recommended in the documentation (from your other distribution)
is the best choice

[Batmanxx1]

Please what is the dd command ?  this is the method I used i just copied the iso from your website by using balena etcher  and I did not work then I tried multiwriter and it didn't work, as said before I have a linux distrubution installed to install NuTyx what iso writer  do you reccomend ?

[Thierry]

this is the method I used i just copied the iso from your website by using balena etcher ...

Most of the time it's fails

Please what is the dd command ?

A single google research:

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/dd-command-linux/

or in the official NuTyX documentation:

http://nutyx.org/en/downloads#5

[Batmanxx1]

So how does it work once I download the script install-nutyx  after lsblk -S   ? I am missing something?  I have to copy this into the other linux distribution teminal that I have already installed correct. What is the correct process?

[Thierry]

No no it's much much more simple:
You do everything from your installed distribution, regardless what it is:

Open a terminal and do followings commands:

• Download the ISO you want for example for XFCE4:

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wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/nutyx/files/NuTyX_x86_64-22.07.0-XFCE4.iso

• Check the signature:

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sha1sum NuTyX_x86_64-22.07.0-XFCE4.iso

• You identify the USB  key with the command:

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sudo lsblk -S

• and finally you dd the ISO on the USB key

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sudo dd if=NuTyX_x86_64-22.07.0-XFCE4.iso of=/dev/<name_of_your_key> status=progress

[Batmanxx1]

Ok  download the iso from sourceforge (check signature) and then just copy as it is  sha1sum NuTyX_x86_64-22.07.0-XFCE4.iso into the terminal ? I think I've understood the other two commands

Please what would be the process instead for KDE

[Thierry]

what would be the process instead for KDE

Replace XFCE4 with KDE5

[Batmanxx1]

Thank you so much !!!  I will try the process you sent by using the terminal. I have another linux distro installed as I told you. 

[Thierry]

Thank you so much !!!

You're Welcome !!! Hope you managed

BR,
Thierry

[Batmanxx1]

Please I only forgot that I have two drives one is 250gb and the other 500gb after the command in the terminal sudo lsblk -S  what is the command to choose the right drive for example the 500gb to install NuTyx

[Thierry]

DO NOT USE DD on your HardDrive
It will erase them.

You need to insert your USB key first then run

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sudo lsblk -Sto identify your usb key as /dev/sdX

Thierry

[Batmanxx1]

ok Thank you I will try and let you know