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Has anyone managed to burn img to a USB drive and copy oneBash into it under Linux?

I clone nvOC_v0016.img to USD as follows:

Code:

sudo dd if=nvOC_v0016.img of=/dev/sdd1 bs=1M

What happens later is that I cannot mount the usb in order to copy oneBash file to it. This is not unusual though. Burning ubuntu image into a usd results in the same unmountable drive, but it still boots fine.

Thanks

I am not sure; but I believe you would need to mount and then copy each partition separately if using dd; in order for the resulting usb to work as intended.

It is a lot easier to download https://etcher.io/ for linux and then use it to image a USB or SSD.

I have done this and can verify it works.

Is it possible to update from 15 to 16 or will I need to burn the USB's again?

I am making an update implementation; but for now you will have to reimage the USB. Also I saw your PM, just haven't gotten to it yet.

are the problems you are having with v0015 or v0016?

If they are with v0015; they may be fixed by v0016: so it is probably be worth trying as a potential easy solution.

I understand no worries I imagine you're swamped xD

they are all v15 . . I just now realized v16 is out. I seem to have fixed the issue for now by unplugging, adjusting settings, one rig has power limit and individual power limit on, and individual power limit is registering, the other is just individual power and it's registering after a couple restarts and cards being unplugged / replugged

Is it possible for me to edit the master file, so that when I burn a USB it will automatically have say the pool I want, my wallet, power settings etc? If so how can I do this?

The easiest way to do this is to image a usb normally, edit the oneBash to be the way you want; verify it is working as you want: then attach it to a windows computer and use hddrawcopy to make an image of the usb (rather than imaging to the usb).

You can then image subsequent USB keys with your modified image (I would recommend changing worker names in oneBash).

Seems simple enough I will try that, thank you