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Etcher.io bug

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There is a recent Etcher.io bug in Linux https://github.com/resin-io/etcher/issues/1955  causing errors writing images.

While we're hoping to release Etcher 1.3.1 soon, but as a temporary workaround you can do to manually downgrade to 1.2.1 :

 

sudo apt-get remove etcher-electron
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install etcher-electron

 

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Yes, I know I think the 1.3.0 bricked two of my cards and that's supossed can't happens but for sure I have now two Read Only microSD card and i try every single method on every single platform ... and nothing. Bricked.

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gparted, gnome disk utility, dd with dev zeo, dd with dev random, diskpart from windows, sd formatter from windows, disk utility from MacOS, try to format with an Android movile, ... NOTHING WORKS!!!

That sounds a bit like just the card died to me, I never managed to break any sdcard from the software/bus side so far... eMMC are a different matter if you write to the boot/firmware partitions... do you have steps to reproduce?

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I'm not talking about eMMC is about "bricking" microSD and SD cards ... but this is supposed to be impossible !!!  

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1 hour ago, TonyMac32 said:

but did you try

Yes. SD formatter 4 and 3, and under Win10 and MacOS.

My cards are now in the Resin.io house, I hope this mystery can be resolved.

Change is not always improvement. etcher.io v 1.2.1 burns fine.

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