Thank you very much for replying.

As I've noticed that the name of the USB stick is a Linux distribution I assume I wrote a .iso or .img to the stick in the past what possibly changed partitions and/or file systems.

Therefore I suppose your second choice

... "2. Reformat the stick partition with a filesystem" ...

is the most promising.

What's the default partitioning/file systems for a 64 GiB USB stick (how many partitions, what types of partitions, what file system for which specific partition)?

Regards,

Bernd


-------- Originalnachricht --------
Betreff: [coreboot] Re: Installing coreboot with SeaBIOS
Von: Peter Stuge
An: coreboot@coreboot.org
Cc:


bernd1-1@web.de wrote:
> while copying the coreboot/SeaBIOS installation (folder coreboot)
> to a USB stick I got the following error message:
> Error with copying of >>usb_tcpm_v2_rev30_fuzz.c<<.
> With copying of the file to ... /coreboot/3rdparty/-chromeec/fuzz an error occurred.
> The file system doesn't support symbolic links
> Cancel | Skip all | Skip
> What can I do?

Two choices come to my mind:

1. Don't copy the folder to the stick as-is but instead create an archive
(something like .tar, .tar.gz or .zip) of the folder first and then
copy that single file to the stick.

Exactly how to do that depends on the tools you're using. I'd suggest
to right-click on the coreboot folder on the hard drive and see if
there's any promising option in the menu that opens.


2. Reformat the stick partition with a filesystem that supports symbolic
links, e.g. ext4.


Kind regards

//Peter
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