Did you try to run the java jar file directly or did you use the bash script (which sets up the directory stuff and invokes java using sudo).
I did this:
sudo java -jar stick.jar
Since the .zip had windows stuff I only extracted stick.jar and stickx.sh. Anything else required?
Used stickx this time and get this:
return code was 0
Command 'rm -r /media/guy/CANON_DC1' = ''
return code was 0
Command 'mkdir /media/guy/CANON_DC1' = ''
return code was 0
Command 'mount /dev/sdd1 /media/guy/CANON_DC1' = ''
return code was 0
drives=1
Cards scanned - 1 cards found
Setting preparation tasks ...
p2=false
f32=true
si=31914
fmt1=3
bootable = FAT32
no formatting required
awaiting permission to install
Preparing /dev/sd/dev/d 32GB - please wait ...
Making card bootable as FAT32
Command 'umount /dev//dev/sd/dev/d1' = '!Error
umount: /dev//dev/sd/dev/d1: mountpoint not found'
return code was 32
Command 'printf "BOOTDISK" | dd bs=1 count=8 seek=480 conv=notrunc of=/dev//dev/sd/dev/d1' = '!Error
dd: failed to open ‘/dev//dev/sd/dev/d1’: No such file or directory'
return code was 1
Command 'rm -r /media/guy/CANON_DC1' = '!Error
rm: cannot remove ‘/media/guy/CANON_DC1’: Device or resource busy'
return code was 1
Command 'mkdir /media/guy/CANON_DC1' = '!Error
mkdir: cannot create directory ‘/media/guy/CANON_DC1’: File exists'
return code was 1
Command 'mount /dev//dev/sd/dev/d1 /media/guy/CANON_DC1' = '!Error
mount: special device /dev//dev/sd/dev/d1 does not exist'
return code was 32
Installation failed - see log for details