Open Vadero66 opened 2 years ago
Hi, The drive must be fat32 formatted to see it.
Yes it is fat 32 and formatted by the pi imaging tool. I have tried a 32gb 64gb 128gb USB drive. All images are squashed.
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Hi, The drive must be fat32 formatted to see it.
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Press the add os option and keep the left click pressed until you see the add from usb option
I have done this and it shows my USB drive. It also shows my file system within the drive. I can create multiple sub folders and they all display correctly on the berry boot menue. The problem is that the image files do not display. I have tried 10 different images and non display.
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Press the add os option and keep the left click pressed until you see the add from usb option
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Are the images with the img extension?
Eg:. Raspbian.img
Or you put them compressed in the drive?
Eg: Raspbian.img.gz
If they are in capital.IMG put them in lower case .img
Yes
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Are the images with the img extension?
Eg:. Raspbian.img
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Hi, first of all - thanks for this great tool!
@Vadero66 I ran into the same exact issue. I was able to restore my .img from USB via accessing the Backup
section.
It was the last option where I could choose to restore a img from USB, there it worked just fine for me.
Somehow the add OS
option didn't show me a the restore from USB either.
Somehow the add OS option didn't show me a the restore from USB either.
Need to hold down your mouse button longer over the "add OS" button.
Ok, I will try that with my next install.
I have a raspberry pi 4 8gb model B. I am running berry boot. When I select my USB to find the flavor of OS I want to install, it displays nothing but system volume. I jave use pi images ro format 4 USB devices of different manufacturers. It still won't display any .img files.