New to opensuse (Thought ide give it a try as im having trouble with magiea 3)
created a bootable usb using universal usb installer but i keep getting - could not find kernel image: gftboot, rolling down the screen when booting from the usb stick.
ive downloaded SUSO image writer as i saw another thread suggesting using that but when i go to search for my disc image i cant select it (hope i explained that enough)
i downloaded the image from the main website the live kde version.
Any suggestions or am i missing something simple here?
I’m not quite sure what you are doing there. I routinely use USBs. I typically use “dd_rescue” to copy the iso file to the USB. I have also used imagewriter (from linux, not Windows). Both have worked. I have also seen reports of people failing when using “unetbootin”, though some people succeed. The script “live-fat-stick” also seems to work with opensuse live images (use google to locate it). My suggestion would be to use “live-fat-stick” or “dd_rescue” (if available on your current linux system).
ive ran it as Administrator and still getting the same problem, ill give that ImageUSB a try as ive just tried to make a bootable USB using a terminal but when i boot from it im stuck on a blinking _ in the top left corner
You should not change the name just use . in the file dialog to show all files. For some reason It filters out all but *.raw. but you can override that like always in Windows.
