How to write iso windows to flash drive from linux?

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Talyan2021-02-07 00:42:51

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Talyan, 2021-02-07 00:42:51

The images that I download from the rutracker are put with a bang by the Rufus utility. I currently only have Linux.
Using dd or ddrescue I copy the image to / dev / sdc, but there is no result.

PS: I'm on Debian 10. No OS anymore.

How is Rufus different from dd and ddrescue?

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ValdikSS, 2021-02-09
@flapflapjack

Use windows2usb .

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Andrei Bulatov, 2021-02-07
@adwiz

simple and fast
balenaEtcher
ps should be in native turnips, or from the site and in AppImage

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Viktor, 2021-02-07
@nehrung

There is such a cross-platform utility - unetbootin . With its help, any bootable iso image easily turns into a Live USB flash drive.

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PbIXTOP, 2021-02-08
@PbIXTOP

As far as I understand, it is enough to copy the files to the fat32 primary partition on the flash drive, and the ability to boot from UEFI.