The new version fixes a bug in the verify of a restored image, where images smaller than the target device were reported falsely as different, although they were identical.
The new version fixes a bug in the verify of a restored image, where images smaller than the target device were reported falsely as different, although they were identical.
Hi Alex, thank you so much for continuing to improve this great app. The only thing I need to make it perfect is for it to be able to read and generate compressed images in xz format.
@Juan: Thanks for the feedback. I added it to the todo list.
I am very pleased. Very useful software.
Is there a way usbitcmd can select a device by the Identifier/Serial number? (Rather than number)
I have a BAT file that im using to compile a program and write to usb, but im a bit concerned it might go after a different USB drive if one is inserted.
@EG: Not right now, but I can implement it in future versions. For now, you can go for the physical device number. You can see it under P# in “usbitcmd l” call. This is the /p option. The physical number usually does not change once it has been assigned to a device. The original device number changes now with every removal/detection. This changed over the years with different Windows versions. Earlier Windows versions (XP) had bigger (4 digit) device numbers and they usually remained. Today, using the P# is safer. I’ll put the serial number identification on my todo list for next version.
Hi Alex, very robust software to backup Raspberry Pi SDs or others. Even the restore works 🙂
The only annoying thing is a cut progress bar display on high screen resolutions/4k monitor…
@Miki: Thanks for the feedback. Do you have a screenshot of the issue on 4K displays? It looks okay on my 3440×1440 34″ display. Do you have Windows display scaling set to something different than 100%?
Greate USB Device Tool
Make all what i need
Thanks a lot