is there a good usb iso image writer that I can use on a linux distribution to create a live usb with a different linux OS?
I'm running tails and can't figure out commands for GNOME multi writer
USB ISO Image Writer on Linux
Juan Hernandez
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Carson Wood
dd
Jason Morris
use 'dd' on the CLI you fucking mong
Brandon Jones
fpbp
Brayden Howard
Unetbootin
David Gray
dd if=file.iso of=/dev/sdx
Leo Rogers
if you have gnome disks utility (usually just "disks" in ubuntu) you can use the "restore disk image" function to flash the ISO to the drive
Noah Clark
You really should just learn to use dd if you’re on unix, it ain’t that hard.
Landon Gutierrez
looking at it now, thanks.
can I put a link from a site to copy files?
Xavier Gomez
>copy files
I thought it was an iso image you had and wanted to write? Just download the ISO and then use dd to write the ISO to the USB.
Jace Martin
I stopped using dd when I discovered this
Eli Long
gnome-disks
Samuel Jenkins
Why?
Evan Myers
Use virtual box to create windows guest os. Use any windows tool to do it.
Solution with least hasle.
Dylan Cruz
>etcher
>docker + electron
>over 200 issues registered
get the fuck of Jow Forums. This is no place for normie pajeets
Alexander Stewart
whaaaaaat that's the shit.
youre the shit thanks
Blake Reyes
If you want something that has a gui, I like to use ISO Image Writer. A simple QT application that does the job well enough.
Alexander Williams
Etcher
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Grayson Jackson
wtf
Chase Brooks
dd if= of=
E.G.
dd if=~/Downloads/ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sbd
/dev/sdb being the USB I have inserted. You can see the devices using 'fdisk -l', might need sudo perms to list the devices and sudo perms to use dd to write to it.
Jace King
> virtual box
> windows guest os
> use any windows tool
> least hasle
I hope you are shit posting or else you have shit for brains
Gabriel Richardson
Just do it through Windows in a VM instead.
Jaxon Bennett
cat /dev/zero > /dev/sda
Andrew Ross
Leo Perry
All you retards suggesting GUI's or to install a Windows VM, Linux has the dd command preinstalled and it is very simple to use.
Levi Kelly
dd you fucking retard
Evan Baker
>running tails
>doesn't know how to write disk images
something doesn't add up here
Christian Rogers
I don't know why but dd sometimes doesn't make the USB bootable and doesn't work very well with windows ISOs
Eli Flores
>Windows
There is your problem not dd
Wyatt Edwards
dd is the best tool out there. All others are inferior.
Robert Johnson
Deepin boot maker.
Alexander Reyes
Yumi?
Nolan Moore
/thread
Kevin Sullivan
gnome-image-writer
Brayden Scott
You can do it all in command line
curl *link to download iso*
dd if=*download.iso* of=/dev/sd*whatever the usb is* bs=1M
status=progress
Aaron Jenkins
dd stands for dragon dildo btw