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First, use
lsblkto list your block devices. Note the path containing your usb device. e.g./dev/sdb1Next mount the device to an existing folder or create a new one.
Now you can pipe the dpkg output to the usb device.
Finally, you can unmount the stick to ensure everything is flushed. (optional)
thanks, this worked