There is no gui app like Balena Etcher in BSD. You can use the good "dd" command. $ sudo dd if=xyz.iso of=/dev/daX bs=1M && sync Double check the correct output device (dev/daX) because dd starts its work immediately without further questions. To check it before starting dd: $ gpa...

neville wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2024 8:47 pm Edit your/etc/sysctl.conf file and put this in it

hw.snd.default_unit=2

Then reboot

Thank you very much, problem solved!

My Intel B75 O.E.M. motherboard does not have any analog audio chip, it only outputs digital audio from the graphics card's HDMI port or USB ports.

I tried to install Etcher, Balena Etcher, balena-etcher no go, it doesn't exist in GhostBSD.
I have the balena-etcher package but it is a Debian package that I don't know if it can be installed on GhostBSD and how.

No, I'm a Debian/Devuan user, for years.

cat /dev/sndstat
Installed devices:
pcm0: <NVIDIA HDMI... default
pcm1: <NVIDIA HDMI...
pcm2: <Creative Technology...

basically pcm2 Creative Technology, should become the default.

hi, thanks for replying.
So I open /etc/sysctl.conf with sudo gedit and add an entry, but which entry?

Hello, what software package can i install on GhostBSD to format and write .iso images to USB sticks?

Thank you.

Hi, GhostBSD has an annoying flaw: every time i turn on my computer, i have to tell it which is the correct audio output hardware (in my case it's a Creative digital USB sound bar).
It is seen regularly and works fine, but if I tell it...
Solutions?

Thank you.