Win32 Disk Imager Portable North

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Win32 Disk Imager automatically formats the USB stick as bootable and copies the Kali Linux files into the proper locations. After about 5 minutes Win32 Disk Imager announces that it’s finished. Now that USB stick can be used as a boot device (on any PC that boots to USB) to run Kali Linux.

A command line version of Win32DiskImager

Originally modified for use in PiBakery, CommandLineDiskImager is a command line version of the popular Win32DiskImager program used to write images to removable storage devices, such as SD cards and USB drives.

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Currently only writing an image file to a device is supported, you can't read a device to a file just yet. MD5 checks have also not been implemented yet.

To use:

  1. Download CommandLineDiskImager.exe from the release page
  2. Open an elevated (administrator) Command Prompt.
  3. cd into the directory that contains CommandLineDiskImager.exe
  4. Run CommandLineDiskImager.exe pathToImageFile driveLetter where pathToImageFile is the path to the image file you want to write, and driveLetter is the single letter of the drive that you want the image written to

Example:

CommandLineDiskImager.exe C:UsersJohnDownloadsraspbian.img G

would write the image file located C:UsersJohnDownloadsraspbian.img G to the drive G:

Win32 Disk Imager Portable North

Error codes

The file will exit with the following error codes:

  1. not enough arguments
  2. .img not found
  3. device not found
  4. invalid handle value for volume
  5. can't get lock on volume
  6. can't unmount volume
  7. invalid handle value for file
  8. invalid handle value for disk
  9. not enough space on volume
  10. sector data is null
  11. error whilst writing