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Q4OS imager is a tool for creating Q4OS Live bootable USB. The application enables downloading Q4OS installation and live media images and creating bootable USB in an easy way.
Installation from repositories:
$ sudo apt install q4os-imager
Download testing version for Windows:
https://q4os.sourceforge.io/download/q4 … .7.4.1.zip



Q4OS imager is derived from Raspberry Pi imager application.
Last edited by q4osteam (2024-12-22 16:24)
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Very good tool. I've remarked it by testing the r4 version of Aquarius, installing the Desktop flavour. Selected the Gemini Plasma Live image with usb-stick and all goes fine. Screenshot shows german language and says "SD-Karte" (SD-card). But an usb-stick is also functional. Proposal, "SD-Karte/USB-Stick" and for the button "Medium wählen".
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New testing version for Windows has been released, download https://q4os.sourceforge.io/download/q4 … .7.4.1.zip
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We plan to sign Q4OS imager for Windows with a dedicated signature, so the application will not show security confirmation dialogues.
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I tried Imager for the first time today, and got a stroppy note saying that it couldn't open /dev/sda.
I then went old-school and typed the classic command into the terminal:
sudo dd bs=4M if=/home/yrmomma/Downloads/q4os-5.7-x64.r1.iso of=/dev/sda status=progress oflag=sync
Worked first time. Readers can draw their own conclusions.
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What system did you run the imager on ?
I tried Imager for the first time today, and got a stroppy note saying that it couldn't open /dev/sda.
You may need to unmount the drive first.
sudo dd bs=4M if=/home/yrmomma/Downloads/q4os-5.7-x64.r1.iso of=/dev/sda status=progress oflag=sync
You can do that easier way:
$ sudo cp bootable.iso /dev/sdx
see https://www.q4os.org/dqa011.html#install.1
Don't do that on a mounted drive.
Last edited by q4osteam (2024-11-29 16:22)
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sudo apt install q4os-imager --> E: Unable to locate package q4os-imager
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* Thats on PopOs btw, not arch
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Using different methods such as ventoy or rufus, could it cause problems when installing Q4os?
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I've used Rufus as well as other imagers to create a bootable drive and really haven't had any issues.
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