How to burn a flash drive in Ubuntu Linux?

Question

linux

Good evening!
Tell me, please, is it possible to somehow burn a USB flash drive in Ubuntu? The fact is that I want to install Kali Linux, I tried to burn through UnetBootIn, but nothing happened. Help me please

Answer 1

1. Fat32 file system
2. Flags: boot, lba
3. You can use UNetBootIn later

Answer 2

Yes, you can. Open the Unity Menu, write "Fire for flash drives" there. In principle, you can only write "fire" or "cost" and there you will already find the application "Fire for flash drives" from the options found.
There will be a button "BURN THE FLASH DRIVE IN THE NAME OF Kali Linux". When you press the button, the flash drive will slowly start to flare up. Readiness to burn can be determined either by a bright flame, as from gas welding, a second before completion, or by a bar with percentages.
Be careful, don't forget to insert the flash drive before pressing the "BURN FLASH DRIVE..." button, otherwise you may burn your computer.

Answer 3

you download Kali as an ISO image. Therefore, the following is easier here:
sudo umount /dev/sdb1
sudo dd if=/[path to iso image] of=/dev/sdb bs=4M
sudo sync
where sdb is your flash drive. If the flash drive is mounted differently, then use its name (eg sdc,sdd), etc. To determine where the flash drive is and where your hard drive is, use the mount command.
Here is the official documentation: en.docs.kali.org/downoading-en/%D1%83%D1%81%D1%82%...

Answer 4

Why didn't it work through unetbootin?
Flash drive in NTFS chtoli? Format the flash drive to the Orthodox file system and everything will work.

Answer 5

Find a computer with Windows and burn UltraUSO (burn an image of a hard disk) and format it to fat 32 before burning. And if you manage to burn it, then when installing Kali, you may have a problem booting from syslinux4 ... (it happened to me)