NetBootin: Invalid or corrupt Kernal image
 

Hi

Using NetBootin, I am able to store iso(Open Suse 11.2) image into PenDrive. When I am trying to install from Pen drive, am getting below error message above boot prompt after selecting default option from Unetbootin Screen

Invalid or corrupt image
Boot:

Actually during booting (after I selecting Install from USB), am Getting NetBootin blue screen in which there are options like “Default” , “Linux” , “Rescue” and “Memory Check”.
I tried with linux option and observed screens like select Language and so on. But I didn’t tried it fully because am having my own “autoyast” configuration file in xml and I would like to install suse 11.2 iso as per my config as below

Boot: linux autoyat=usb///config.xml

Please let me know how to overcome from “Invalid or corrupt image” error

Hi!
1. Did you check md5sum after downloading?
2. Which burning program did you use?
alfredo

Hi alfredo,

I am using Open Suse 11.2(customized this again as per our product requirement).The Same iso image installed from CD in one of our machine and its working fine. I am using same iso image for PenDrive using Netbootin.

I will get back to you on Q2 soon

Tnanks for quick reply

Hi!
Maybe your image on USB was not "burned" correctly; the best success I had with PartedMagic / UNetbootin; there are wide differences between various versions of UNetbootin.
alfredo

http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-sus...drive-install/

http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:Live_USB_stick

http://lizards.opensuse.org/2008/05/...d-fastest-way/

I don't know of any way to use unetbootin for opensuse. Maybe they fixed that.