I'm trying to install Nyarch, but my USB drive only shows 3.75 GB of available space. I also can't seem to repartition or reformat it. Is there a way to make this drive work, or do I need another installation method?
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Ventoy can let you boot ISO files stored elsewhere, but it may not solve the installation problem if the ISO is on the same drive you’re trying to modify. A separate storage device or a larger USB would be safer.
Try completely removing the existing partitions and creating a new partition table. On Linux, identify the USB with lsblk and use a tool such as cfdisk on the correct device. On Windows, diskpart can be used to clean and reinitialize the drive, but double-check the disk number because this erases everything on it.
If the Nyarch ISO is larger than the usable capacity of the drive, repartitioning won’t create more space. In that case, the practical solution is to use a larger USB drive.
I’ll make sure to verify the device carefully before running any cleanup commands.