Installation • Can't get login screen after upgrading to Debian12

Is there a good, easy to understand tutorial on how to copy files to a USB stick in Debian using terminal commands?

If you know the device name of the USB stick and the location of the file you want to copy, it should be the same as copying files between any two devices. You'll have a command of the form
That's the same in all Debian-based distros and I believe the same in Red Hat derived and even original Unix as well.

Now, finding the path for your USB stick may be a little more complicated. I saw
recently as a way list all filesystems, though I usually use when I don't need every detail about each entry. Your USB will usually start with sd (for instance, with my three internal drives, the first USB stick I mount is sdd), so to copy myfile.zip from my Downloads folder to the root folder of the USB stick, I'd type As with everything else, you can use wildcards to copy multiple files with a single command; if I wanted to copy everything from my "USB Backup" folder (itself in my /home), I'd use

Statistics: Posted by Silent Observer — 2024-09-02 19:58 — Replies 19 — Views 1518

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