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JRobles351

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  1. Operating System: Linux Mint 21 Kernel: Linux 5.15.0-194-generic On prior attempts I had accessed the USB Creator app through the GUI file explorer app. Having run the app from the terminal this time I was able to see the following output despite the GUI still displaying Writing...100%. Filesystem sync completed Manual cleanup: umount result: 0 , rmdir result: true , folder: "/tmp/Unraid USB Creator-gEgZtO" Write complete, switching to slow drive scanning Drive scan mode changed to: Slow WriteProgressWatchdog: Stopped PerformanceStats: Cycle ended, state: "succeeded" events: 75 samples: dl= 1698 dec= 0 wr= 1388 vfy= 0 Failed to play sound: Sound disabled unmountDisk: no mounts found for "/dev/sdc" Background eject finished for "/dev/sdc" succeeded: trueThanks for the assistance, everyone!
  2. I downloaded the USB Creator file from https://unraid.net/getting-started. The file as downloaded is named: Unraid_USB_Creator-v2.0.11.1-unraid.0-desktop-x86_64.AppImage Upon launching the app, the Title bar of the window shows: Unraid USB Creator v2.0.11.1-unraid.0-dirty Should I be concerned about the "-dirty" that is seemingly randomly appended? As well, the app never finishes writing the file. It continually displays "Writing...100%" before eventually throwing an error saying the app is not responding.

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