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disk SanDisk Cruzer Blade 1.00 /dev/sdbįormat the USB with FAT32 filesystem. You can check the mount point of your USB drive using different commands and methods. You do not need graphical environment to use dd ISO to USB command for creating bootable USB drives.

Using dd ISO to USB command you can create bootable USB from ISO linux command line without download any third party tools. Once the operation is successful, you will see the below image: Next you can see the conversion has started to burn ISO to USB Drive. This will create a directory RosaImageWriter and extract all the content under this directory ~]# tar -xvf RosaImageWriter-2.6.2-lin-x86_64.tar.xzĪLSO READ: Linux mount command to access filesystems, iso image, usb, network drivesĬlick on Write to start the conversion from ISO to bootable USB drive. We will download Rosa Imagewriter from the official Rosa Imagewriter page using ~]# wget

Rufus vs unetbootin install#

The good thing here again is that you don't need to install any tool on your Linux environment, you can just download the binary and start using it. ROSA ImageWriter is a program for writing ROSA installation image to a flash disk to burn ISO to USB drive. For example I have got the below gparted boot menu from the USB so we know the steps worked. Next you can use this bootable USB to boot your server. Now you won't get any screen which shows completed but you will return to the above screen post successful conversion. Here I have placed my ISO Image and USB drive to convert ISO to bootable USB.

Rufus vs unetbootin how to#

usr/share/icons/hicolor/64圆4/apps/imagewriter.pngĪLSO READ: How to auto mount LUKS device (encrypted partition) using fstab in Linux usr/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/imagewriter.png usr/share/icons/hicolor/128x128/apps/imagewriter.png You can also check the content of imagewriter ~]# rpm -ql imagewriter Once downloaded, you can install the imagewriter rpm as shown below: ~]# rpm -Uvh imagewriter-800585.134a9b3-5.1.x86_64.rpm Since we are using RHEL/CentOS 7 node, we will download the compatible imagewriter rpm from the official source using ~]# wget This tool is by default available with SuSE distribution but for other distribution you can download the respective rpm from the official page SuSE Studio is another tool to create bootable usb from iso linux using graphical interface.

Now you can use this bootable USB to boot your node. Once the tool burn ISO to USB, it will show below screen with success message. ALSO READ: How to restrict IP Address to use postfix smtp relayĬlick on Flash to convert ISO to bootable USB.