Hey @BrianGG1UK
My version of etcher auto-updated in the background to 1.10.6. Since it is unlikely we will be able to do a root cause analysis on your install. I would now fully recommend the uninstall and reinstall path.
-Thomas
Hi there,
until we fix the new versions you can still use the 1.7.9 which works on 32bit systems (like your windows 7)
Download it from the original source on github: Release v1.7.9 balena-io/etcher GitHub
especially the files
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Etcher can be used on a computer running Windows 11 or Windows 10. Previous versions of the OS shouldn't be a problem with Windows 8 and Windows 7 having been tested. It comes in both 32-bit and 64-bit downloads.Other operating systems: The latest Etcher version from 2024 is also available for Mac.
4. Wait for the installation to finish and run Etcher by finding it in the list of your Ubuntu applications. Alternatively, start it by typing balena-etcher-electron in the command line.
If balena-etcher requires a policykit program to be installed, did you check if policykit is installed or running at all?
sudo apt install policykit-1-gnome
And enabling policykit-1-gnome to start at session login, edit ~/.desktop-session/startup and un-comment the line:
I just tested on live USB of antiX-19-x64-full and the balena etcher x64 appimage works perfectly out of the box without any changes to anything at all.
Runs when clicked and runs when executed in the terminal.
Yes. It can run on a PC with Windows 11 or Windows 10. Previous versions of the OS shouldn't be a problem with Windows 8 and Windows 7 having been tested. It comes in both 32-bit and 64-bit downloads.Other operating systems: The latest Etcher Portable version from 2024 is also available for Mac.
Etcher is offered through the Arch User Repository and can be installed on both Manjaro and Arch systems. You can compile it from the source code in this repository using balena-etcher. The following example uses a common AUR helper to install the latest release:
i am new to using the AUR and have only used git clone in the past of some repositories that were on the source WIKI, do you have a tutorial on installing PKGBUILD with the etcher-bin files?
i tried downloading the 64bit Appimage but i get a execvp exec format error at the header of the Dolphin File Manager, Thanks for your Recommendation.
there is an pretty new issue for that on github:
github.com/resin-io/etcher Issue: RangeError: toString() radix argument must be between 2 and 36opened by fabianMendezon 2018-10-24Etcher version: Etcher-Portable-1.4.5-x86Operating system and architecture: Windows 7 32 bitsImage flashed: ubuntu-18.10-desktop-amd64Do you see any meaningful error information in the DevTools?RangeError:...
So, I go into terminal and go to /bin, I see etcher using ls etcherand type sudo etcher, enter my pw, and poof! Etcher starts up and runs perfectly. I see a whole lot of messages in the terminal window while it's running too, some of which were yellow warnings. I don't recall specifically; I'd have to run etcher again and see. Anyhoo, I see file permissions for etcher shouldn't be an issue:
and shows the program location as /opt/balenaEtcher/balena-etcher-electron, which is not the file I'm running in the terminal (obviously). If I open terminal, navigate to /opt/balenaEtcher/ and attempt to run balena-etcher-electron, this is what I get:
If you want to continue with balena etcher, consider that etcher is probably this one here, which doesn't have a desktop file (can be created manually) . See comments here:
-bin
While the balena-etcher-elektron is this one, with a desktop file:
-etcher
If you are launching etcher from terminal with $ etcher, open menu editor, highlight etcher and click properties and in the command box replace whatever it has with just etcher, or whatever you are entering in terminal to launch it. That should do it.
I'm removing Etcher Chaotic-AUR because it hasn't updated to a modern version of electron. When that happens, it will likely be much smaller. At that point, we could consider adding it back. etcher-git will be the most likely candidate when that eventually happens.
Hi!
I'm trying to install Batocera on a USB device but am running into a major problem. The system simply refuses to boot.
I used etcher to burn the image for 64 bit computers on a USB hard drive, I reboot with the boot from USB option preferred in the BIOS and all I get is a blinking cursor. I tried putting it on a USB stick (32gb). Same problem. I tried burning the 32 bit version the same way. Same problem.
To check if the issue was with the computer, I used a stick with Puppy Linux installed on it and it boots no problem...
So what could be the problem?
The computer is an HP with an Intel Core2 Duo. I have plenty of ram and currently run Windows 10...
Hi all,
i got the same issue than you.
I have an HP 6000 Pro as main Linux PC.
I tried to install Batocera on a HP dc7900. I've burned the img with etcher on USB Stick but not enable to boot on it.
I tested the USB stick on Laptop Lenovo, and old EEpc with success.
I tried to with Lakka & Recalbox and i got the same issue.
I updated the Bios to version 1.27 Rev. A. and the ME Firmware to 2.2.20.1039 Rev. B.
Still the issue, and i got a flashback from my windows years when i was trying to boot an a specifique disque, on windows we need to mark the Partition Bootable.
So in Xubuntu, with gnome-disk-utility i set the partition bootable.
And i tried with the USB Rear panel, seems for me that the USB Front Panel do not work very well.
hi everyone,
i have the same issue ,i buy a dell optiplex 380 intel celeron q9550 quad,4gb ram ,250 gb hdd, i tried to make usb stick with batocera and dont boot,the stick 16gb kingston fa 32 batocera 64 bit dont boot
16gb kingston ntfs batocera 64 bit dont boot
16gb kingston fat32 batocera 32 bit dont boot
64gb kingston fat32 batocera 64 bit dont boot
64gb kingston ntfs batocera 64 bit dont boot
i download batocera with winrar unpack and with balena etcher flash to usb,on the boot menu i tried
usb first boot
usb first boot and all others disabled
i dont find secur boot options only when its start in the left up corner apear "batocera.linux" and then black screen
ps. sorry for my poor english
Can you check /etc/apt/sources.list for an Etcher-related entry and also /etc/apt/sources.list.d/etcher.list ?
The former should not contain anything about etcher, and the latter should look like this:
deb -io/debian stable etcher
hello. the distro I want to install will be Ubuntu minimal. I also tried the arch and I know success. on Rufus I downloaded it but I can't run the install. sh. on etcher i download, unzip, run, it opens, i choose the ISO, i choose the drive and flash. then it gives an error.
farmi, I'm kind-of confused by your posts. "I am having difficulties in creating a pen boot." "the distro I want to install will be Ubuntu minimal. I also tried the arch and I know success. on Rufus I downloaded it but I can't run the install. sh. on etcher i download, unzip, run, it opens, i choose the ISO, i choose the drive and flash. then it gives an error." " I can't change distro. I don't even have an operating system or another PC anymore." What is your distro? "Fossa64 9.5"
Process flow of the proposed SiNW piezoresistive pressure sensor (the drawing is not to scale). (a) P-type ion implantation and annealing were performed on the front side of (100) silicon on insulator (SOI) wafer; (b) Silicon dioxide and silicon nitride were deposited on both sides by using low pressure chemical vapor deposition (LPCVD); (c) SiNWs were formed by using deep reactive ion etching (DRIE) on front side; (d) Metal deposition and patterning on front side were carried out to form electric pads; (e) Wet etch was performed to release SiNWs on front side through buffered oxide etcher solution; (f) Inductively coupled plasma (ICP) etch was applied to remove silicon nitride on backside and the corrosion window is formed; (g) The tetramethyl ammonium hydroxide (TMAH) backside etch to release the diaphragm; (h) Field-assisted silicon-glass bonding is carried out in a vacuum environment.
Firstly, Boron ions of 20 keV energy and 5 1013 Dose/cm2 were implanted on the top silicon layer for the piezoresistance of the SiNW, followed by annealing for dopant activation. Then, the extra SiO2 layer of 50 nm and silicon nitride layer (SiNx) of 100 nm were deposited on both sides of SOI wafer by using low pressure chemical vapor deposition (LPCVD). The compressive stress formed in the SiO2 adhesive layer compensates the tensile stress in the SiNx layer. For SiNW pattern and electrical isolation, they were patterned and the top silicon layer was etched by deep reactive ion etching (DRIE), and the SiO2 in the SOI wafer provides an etch stop barrier. In order to fabricate metal pad, after etching extra SiO2 and SiNx layers on front side, a 1.5 m thick Aluminum was deposited onto the silicon contact surfaces while the Al pad is patterned by using a liftoff process. Besides, SiNW structures like bridge shape were released through buffered oxide etcher (BOE) solution and critical point drying. In order to protect against corrosion of Aluminum structures, they are covered by thick photoresist mask. After that, the tetramethyl ammonium hydroxide (TMAH) wet etch is conducted to release the diaphragm structure. The substrate of the SOI wafer is ground to 675 m, and backside of the substrate was gradually etched by 363 K TMAH in many etch steps to obtain diaphragm less than 6 m thickness. Finally, the extra SiO2 and SiNx mask layers on backside were removed using BOE solution and CF4 gas, and then a Pyrex glass 7740 wafer of 500 m thickness was placed on the etched backside of the SOI wafer and anodically bonded by applying an electric field (900 V DC) across the bonding interface at 360 C. The bonding process is carried out in a vacuum environment. 589ccfa754
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