Does a bootable USB stick for a Pi 4B have the same format as a
bootable SD card? I.e. can I just use dd to copy one to the other
(not on the Pi itself) and expect it to work?
Am 09.03.26 um 17:51 schrieb Chris Green:
Does a bootable USB stick for a Pi 4B have the same format as a
bootable SD card? I.e. can I just use dd to copy one to the other
(not on the Pi itself) and expect it to work?
My experience is that you can.
Does a bootable USB stick for a Pi 4B have the same format as a
bootable SD card? I.e. can I just use dd to copy one to the other
(not on the Pi itself) and expect it to work?
Use lsblk to list the available drives and make sure you don't write
to anything that is mounted.
sudo unmount /dev/xxx
On Tue, 10 Mar 2026 19:52:49 +0000, druck wrote:
Use lsblk to list the available drives and make sure you don't write
to anything that is mounted.
It is useful add output of the SIZE, VENDOR and MODEL fields in lsblk,
as additional verification that you?re destroying the right volume. ;)
sudo unmount /dev/xxx
s/unmount/umount/
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