How to create an installation USB stick in Ubuntu?

Question

linux

You need to create a bootable USB flash drive with Windows. Through Unetbootin I'm trying to burn an iso image, but I can't see the USB flash drive. I formatted it in nfts. I remember before that I solved the problem in the terminal, but I don’t remember how, but this time I couldn’t find it in Google. I sit for the third hour breaking my head. I hope you, thank you)

Answer 1

Good evening.
Try this .
Maybe you need to format in fat? I don't remember exactly, try it.

Answer 2

through dd can ride

Answer 3

To boot via UEFI, it is enough to create a single fat32 / ntfs partition (with the bootable flag to be sure) on a USB flash drive and copy the files from the image. To support booting without UEFI, in addition to the previous steps, install a Windows bootloader ( ms-sys with a flag -7).
In general, it looks like this (/dev/sdX - flash drive):

# mount -o loop /path/to/win.iso /mnt/iso 
# mount /dev/sdX1 /mnt/usb
# cp -r /mnt/iso/* /mnt/usb/*
# ms-sys -7 /dev/sdX*

Answer 4

Format in ntfs or fat32, put the boot flag on the partition and stupidly copy the contents of the disk image to a USB flash drive. Everything.

Answer 5

sudo cp <путь и имя файла образа> /dev/sd<буква под которой у вас флешка>

The Ubuntu image is a hybrid one, you can boot from it bit by bit by copying it to CD / DVD and HDD / Flash, while the set of bootloaders installed there allows you to boot in both UEFI and BIOS modes