EndlessInstaller20170420_15_15_28.log (123.3 KB)
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After 10% of writing it is automatically getting failed
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Your USB drive is too small. According to the log, your drive is 16GB:
15:16:16 - EndlessUsbToolDlg.cpp:3330 CEndlessUsbToolDlg::OnSelectedUSBDiskChanged
15:16:16 - Disk type: Removable, Sector Size: 512 bytes
15:16:16 - Cylinders: 1972, TracksPerCylinder: 255, SectorsPerTrack: 63
15:16:16 - Partition type: GPT, NB Partitions: 2
15:16:16 - Disk GUID: {EE0CF91D-D821-472B-BAC9-24C0C5BFD79C}
15:16:16 - Max parts: 128, Start Offset: 17408, Usable = 16223533568 bytes
And you are trying to write the English image to the disk. At present we decompress the image when writing it to USB. The decompressed size of the current English image is 21.8 GB.
So copying the image fails with ENOSPC (errno 28):
15:17:26 - write
15:17:26 - write error (errno: 28)
It’s a bit weird because there actually is code that’s supposed to stop you from proceeding from an earlier page in this situation, and I’ve observed it to work in the past, but evidently in this case it’s not working. I’ll make a note and try to address this in a future release.
You have two options at present if you want to make a USB stick with the English image:
- Get a larger USB stick – 22GB or larger
- Download the ISO image from https://support.endlessm.com/hc/en-us/articles/209063006-Where-can-I-download-the-Endless-OS-image-files-directly- and write it to your USB stick using Rufus. This will allow a compressed version of the image to be used on your USB stick; the English ISO image is ~14GB, which would fit on your USB stick