Milis GNU/Linux Writing Setup Image to USB Disk

What Will I Learn?

-How to write the setup image to usb disk on Milis GNU/Linux.

Requirements

-Linux
-USB disk

Difficulty

-Basic

Tutorial Contents

1- To write the Milis GNU iso to USB disk first locate the name of the USB disk.
use "fdisk -l" command.

There should be a line line: "/dev/sdb1 2048 15663103 15661056 7,5G b W95 FAT32"
Now, we write the name of our device (in this case sdb) where it is previously written sdX. Now we can use these methods to write the setup image:

1 Using DD device through command lines:

DD device is the one of helper tools used in OS's like Linux, Mac or BSD. To write it using this device: "sudo mkfs.vfat -I /dev/sdX"using this command, first format the USB for maximum safety. Formatting is selectible but it is preferred for the most clean setups.

Then use this command
"sudo dd if=/nerede/bu/milislinux.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M" to simple write the setup image on the USB disk.

2 Writing through graphic interface using isodumper device:

Isodumper is a graphic interfaced software which is used to write an iso file to USB on GNU/Linux.

This software may be contained in OS's like Linux and Milis Linux files like Mageia.

If the software is not ready: use this command "mps kur isodumper"

Start the software and use it to write the setup.

Curriculum

-None

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