I'm currently trying to burn the Ubuntu operating system onto a USB flash drive of mine, so I can boot onto Ubuntu with my Chromebook. In order to do this, I executed the following dd command:sudo dd if=ubuntu-14.04.3-desktop-i386.iso of=/dev/sda1So far, this has been running for 18 hours, and it's appeared have done nothing, except produce the following output:0+0 records in0+0 records out0 bytes (0 B) copied, 0.01807 s, 0.0 kB/sIs this a normal behavior for the dd command? Have I done something wrong?To clarify, I'm running this command on a Raspberry Pi, running Debian.
The dd command isn't appear to accomplish anything
usb;dd;burning
Yeah, so turns out that my Ubuntu disk image had somehow been completely destroyed, and was empty. I simply had thought it hadn't stopped and had kept executing simply because it didn't return to a prompt like this:pi@raspberrypi ~ $