EtchDroid
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Small Program for Android, which burns isos.
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- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
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EUPlatforms
- Android
- Android Tablet
- F-Droid
- OpenAPK
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- 14 Open Issues
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GrapheneOS Starterpack
A list of apps I use on GrapheneOS, but most also make sense on other operating systems.
Install "F-Droid Basic" and Obtainium, add a few repos to F-Droid by searching for "F-Droid known repositories"
Apps I Use on GrapheneOS
If you are using GrapheneOS on your main phone, then you have made the first and most important step towards privacy in your daily life (in my opinion of course). Most people use their phones more than any other device, and have their phones on them almost all the time, so ensuring that your phone is as private as you can reasonably and comfortably make it is a great move. Switching the operating system is only the first step however. If you move from an iPhone full of big tech apps to GrapheneOS and then install all those apps again, what is the point? Sure, you will have a more private and secure system, but you would subject yourself to being tracked every time you open an app. So, we need to find alternatives to these apps, that are open source, don't track us, keep everything possible local, and don't have an ulterior agenda beyond being the tool you are looking for.
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Comments and Reviews
No issues with Rescuezilla or the OpenSUSE live ISOs. No luck with a SSD connected to a powered hub as expected.
I used the Aria2app to download the respective images and connected a freebie flash drive from Microcenter as well as a microSDXC card with the Inland SD card reader via an OTG cable, and EtchDroid was able to write and verify the images.
I know the github specifically says it only supports USB flash drives and SD card adapters but I tried a USB powered hub and got the expected results.
If you bork something and need rescuezilla or just conveniently have an android device at hand this is a great option. If you're on Windows or prefer using SSDs you can use Rufus or Ventoy, etc.
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I used with Linux Mint 22 MATE WORKING WELL
BUT for Windows 7 it did not work
maybe because your disk use MBT(for BIOS) partitioning table because other than rufus they all automatically set to GPT (for UEFI)