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Categories USB 2.0 XPRS Power Supplies Enclosures Cables Software Main Menu About Us Knowledge-Base FAQS Blog Installation Software Technical-Support News Mail-List Store-Policies License-Agreement Terms-Of -Use Privacy-Statement Online Store Menu Store Home Shopping Cart Checkout Advanced Search Shopping Cart There are no items in your shopping cart. | # Image maker tool - img-mk ## 1. Introduction We, ARS Technologies are providing a free image maker tool. Why do we need yet another image maker - you might ask? Here are the benefits - - supported on multiple platforms - Windows 32 and 64bit, Linux 32 and 64bit - allows both - reading an image then storing to device, and reading a device then storing to image - support a variety of storage devices - SD card, USB disks, normal hard drives, USB readers with SD/CF/PCMCIA storage devices ... How does it compare with existing tools? *** under Windows, with 'Win32DiskImager' - you do not need to format the storage device to FAT fs before using by Win32DiskImager; works with devices which have any partitions/formats; *** under Linux, with 'linaro image tools' - the link to download our tools is actually valid, you do not need to search our site to find 'img-mk' - you do not need to install tons of packages before using the imager, not a single one; the executable files work as is on any 32bit and 64bit x86 Linux release; - the 'img-mk' shows the progress of image read/write - not getting stuck in an infinite loop, it is either going to show an error or complete successfully; - you do not need to remove the partitions of the storage device before using; 'img-mk' works with devices which have any partitions/formats; - when you contact us with questions we are actually going to replay to you; any good suggestions will not go into oblivion, but be implemented in new releases; ## 2. How does it work? 'img-mk' is distributed as single .zip file available for download. After unpacking there are folders for windows and linux related files. The linux folder includes - setup.bat script to set the use of the utility under 32 or 64bits: $ chmod +x setup.bat $ ./setup.bat 'img-mk' is a command line / terminal utility, started as - > img-mk.exe - Windows $ sudo ./img-mk - Linux Here is screen capture - ********************************************************* ARS Technologies (c) 2000 - 2020+ / image utility list of available storage devices Physical Drive 0, size = 476939 mb (or more) skip first storage device Physical Drive 1, size = 3890 mb (or more) select for image read/write - y/n : y read device to image - 1, or write image to device - 2 : 1 image file name : img1 do read/write (32mb per '.') ...... ********************************************************* The utility lists one after another storage devices. The first step is selecting a device. Under Windows they come as - Physical Drive 0, Physical Drive 1 ... Under Linux they come as - /dev/sda, /dev/sdb ..., and /dev/mmcblk0, /dev/mmcblk1 ... The second step is to specify a command - read a device then write into an image, or read an image then write to a device. The third step is to set the image file name. Then the read/write operations start and the progress is shown by one dot '.' per 32mb read/writen. ## 2. Download location Image Maker | Quick Store Search Search Term Advanced Search Currencies Select Currency Account Menu Account Login Create New Account Delivery Address Book Email Subscriptions Send Contact Message Recently Visited Pages Image maker tool -img-mk Work of USB2ISA and USB2PCMCIA products on Google Android Work of USB2ISA and USB2PCMCIA products on Google Android USB 3.0 versus USB 2.0 - a huge disappointment USB 3.0 versus USB 2.0 - a huge disappointment Popular Pages ARS Technologies Inc. Shopping Cart Send Contact Message USB 2.0 XPRS

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