Command: file livecd.iso
Output: livecd.iso: ISO 9660 CD-ROM filesystem data 'disks' (bootable)
Install qemu and run qemu-system-i386 -cdrom livecd.iso
- Nix/Tux:
Typical case: copy to usb drive with dd
sudo dd if=livecd.iso of=/dev/sdb oflag=direct bs=1M
Same thing, with a nice progress bar...
-install pv then run
ls -l livecd.iso
-copy file_size_value from console output and paste it on next command
dd if=livecd.iso bs=1M |pv -s file_size_value |sudo dd of=/dev/sdb bs=1M
If won't boot, look at isohybrid and plpcfgbt.
Why my ISO won't boot from USB?
Short answer: file system.
Some ISO images (e.g. Windows Installation Disc) use OSTA's
UDF which will only boot from its intended optical disc medium.
Refresh your memory → El Torito Bootable CD Specification.
- DOS/Windows:
- macOS/OSX:
How to copy mbr
Grub2/Rescue
Grub2/ISOBoot
Grub Multiboot USB
Windows ISO edit
Linux ISO edit is nearly identical with ISO Master
Microsoft WIM to ISO
Microsoft TechNet RTFM
UEFI-Windows-Boot-Stick
Hmm, nice article and comments
Aha, there's an "app" for that