Burning ISO

The command-line utility dd for Linux can be used to burn an ISO image to a USB drive:

sudo dd if=<ISO-path> of=<USB-drive-name> bs=4M status=progress && sync

• <USB-drive-name> is usually something like /dev/sdb.
• bs=4M sets the block size to 4 megabytes, which can speed up the writing progress significantly.
• status=progress displays progress information while dd is executing.
• The trailing sync command ensures that all data is written to the USB drive before the command exits.