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Vincent is a Cloud DevOps Engineer with years of hands-on experience supporting, automating, and optimizing mission-critical deployments in Azure and AWS, leveraging configuration management, CI/CD, and DevOps processes. Strong background in Technical Operations and customer relations.
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Coming from Windows, RUFUS application has been the hot chick in town when it comes to creating a bootable USB. But RUFUS only supports Windows and Mac.
So if you are using Linux distributions, RUFUS is not the way to go. But fear not. Just as the case with almost every other task, popular Linux distros such as Ubuntu has never failed to meet the user demands. The same is the situation when you need to convert ISO to bootable USB Media in Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or any Debian distros.
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to create a bootable USB Media in Ubuntu within a minute. So I assume you already have Ubuntu running on your PC.
For this tutorial, I will be making an Ubuntu ISO 18.04 bootable in a USB 4GB flash drive.
STEP 1: Downloading Balena Etcher Desktop App
Open the terminal… Ctrl+Alt+T
echo "deb [https://deb.etcher.io](https://deb.etcher.io) stable etcher" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/balena-etcher.list</span>
sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys 379CE192D401AB61</span>
sudo apt-get install balena-etcher-electron</span>
Ever feel like uninstalling it? Uninstall:
sudo apt-get update</span>
STEP 2: Open BalenaEtcher
Search BalenaEtcher from your Application Menu, or simply press the Windows key and type ‘BalenaEtcher’.
Search for BalenaEtcher on ubuntu 18.04
STEP 3: The Final Step (Making the USB Bootable)
balenaEtcher environment
The environment is simple and straight forward:
Grab a cup of coffee, while the magic happens…
flashing
validating
Boom!!! Magic Done. Your USB flash drive is bootable, unmount your drive, and go make yourself proud…
Flash complete
sudo umount /dev/sdc1</span>
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