• Bug#1077892: marked as done (no hint how to flash ISO on windows)

    From Debian Bug Tracking System@21:1/5 to All on Wed Oct 2 15:10:01 2024
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  • From Steven Cariglia@21:1/5 to All on Wed Oct 2 23:50:01 2024
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    you might also try mkusb-minp
    <https://help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb/minp> as it works with debian
    live distros. I've been using it with Trixie weekly builds

    e.g.

    sudo -s ./mkusb-minp -p {debian-live-iso} /dev/{usb}

    So, this will install a persistent system on the usb. You can boot it,
    update it, configure, maintain, etc. Except for the kernel.

    When a new kernel is issued you can mount partition 3 of the usb, the persistent partition (the other partitions are essentially immutable)
    and do an rsync backup (e.g.):

    rsync -axHAWXS --numeric-ids --info=progress2 {mounted partition 3}/ {backup-area}

    Note the appended slash is necessary for rsync. Now unmount and install
    the new kernel:

    umount {mounted partition 3}./mkusb-minp -p {debian-new-live-iso} /dev/{usb}mount {usb partition 3}rsync -axHAWXS --numeric-ids
    --info=progress2 {backup-area}/ {mounted partition 3}

    … the state is maintained and the kernel is updated

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    <p>you might also try <a
    href="https://help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb/minp"
    rel="noopener nofollow ugc">mkusb-minp</a> as it works with
    debian live distros. I've been using it with Trixie weekly builds<br>
    </p>
    <p dir="auto">e.g.</p>
    <pre dir="auto"><font size="4"> sudo -s
    ./mkusb-minp -p {debian-live-iso} /dev/{usb}</font></pre>
    <p dir="auto">So, this will install a persistent system on the usb.
    You can boot it, update it, configure, maintain, etc. Except for
    the kernel.</p>
    <p dir="auto">When a new kernel is issued you can mount partition 3
    of the usb, the persistent partition (the other partitions are
    essentially immutable) and do an rsync backup (e.g.):</p>
    <pre><font size="4"> rsync -axHAWXS --numeric-ids --info=progress2 {mounted partition 3}/ {backup-area}</font></pre>
    <p dir="auto">
    Note the appended slash is necessary for rsync. Now unmount and
    install the new kernel:<br>
    </p>
    <pre dir="auto">
    <font size="4"> umount {mounted partition 3}</font><font size="4">
    ./mkusb-minp -p {debian-new-live-iso} /dev/{usb}</font><font size="4">
    mount {usb partition 3}</font><font size="4">
    rsync -axHAWXS --numeric-ids --info=progress2 {backup-area}/ {mounted partition 3}</font></pre>
    <p dir="auto">… the state is maintained and the kernel is updated</p>
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