Make a linux bootable USB disk (rufus)

Make linux system and windows bootable USB disk, completely free self-booting USB system making tool, Rufus is a utility tool that helps format and create bootable USB flash drives such as USB keys/pendrives, memory sticks, etc. .

Particularly useful in the following situations:

1 You need to create a bootable ISO file (Windows, Linux and UEFI, etc.), USB installation media

2 You need to work on a system that does not have an operating system installed

3 You need to flash DOS BIOS or other firmware

4 To run a low-level utility

Despite its small size, Rufus offers everything you need!

How to use:

1. Download the iso image file of the operating system.
2. Connect the U disk to the computer, run the software, and select the drive letter of the U disk in the drop-down menu of "device".
3. Create a bootable disk using: Select "iso image" next, and click the icon at the back to select the iso image file.
4. Click "start", and the software will format the USB flash drive and create a bootable USB flash drive. But before that, you need to back up important data to your computer. After all, you can’t get anything back after formatting.

Features:

1. Completely free.
2. The interface is simple and easy to use.
3. Comprehensive functions, supporting both windows and linux systems.
4. Fast speed. This software requires much faster speed than other software when making a self-booting USB flash drive.
5. This software also has a free dos version. However, Software No. 1 believes that this should be useless. Just making a Linux boot disk is hundreds of times easier than DOS.

Change log

Version 1.4.12 (November 9, 2014) revised version]

Support for Red Hat7 and CentOS 7

Debian7 support

Supports USB3.0 drives

Support Windows 10

Version 1.4.11 (November 4, 2014)

Fix drive format with large sector sizes (2K, 4K)

Fix UEFI boot tail and other SYSLINUX/EFI based ISO files

Fix all 26 drive letters are in use

Added minimize button and minor UI changes

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