Kronopt

You might want to check if it's related to one of the modules you're using, otherwise you're wasting your time here. You should also share the xposed logs.

I can confirm this.

I installed the [package you mentioned](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/multibootusb) from AUR and it also doesn't recognize my usb device. I know this is an unofficial package, but still I think it's worth reporting.

I can confirm this. Formatted as FAT32 and the usb device became bootable.

I was able to fix my problem thanks to @danvk's suggestion! Thank you! I explain my solution [here](https://github.com/pyppeteer/pyppeteer/issues/194#issuecomment-739012427)

Hi @ghuname. You're having the same problem as me and a lot of other people (#135, #108). I've tried a couple of solutions, but to no avail. The most useful...

In my case the problem was caused by missing dependencies and forgetting to use the `--no-sandbox` flag. I just installed all the following **puppeteer** dependencies (yes, **puppetter**, not **pyppeteer**), which...

Have you tried `sudo apt-get update` before the `sudo apt-get install `?

> How to run the same code with no args=['--no-sandbox']? That I would like to know too