Author Topic: Software to make flashdrive bootable on linux?  (Read 396 times)

Is there some software for linux to make a flashdrive bootable from an ISO file?
What I don't want:
-Multiboot
-Live OS or whatever (if a live OS is an OS that saves all files to flash drive, no thanks)
and don't give me stuff about linux because i'm TRYING TO CHANGE TO WINDOWS.

http://rufus.akeo.ie/

And out of curiosity, if that's what you desire, why can't you change to windows?

http://rufus.akeo.ie/

And out of curiosity, if that's what you desire, why can't you change to windows?
oh lol thats not what i meant
i meant i want to create a bootable flashdrive with windows on it FROM LINUX.
as in the software has to be able to be ran on linux
sorry

oh lol thats not what i meant
i meant i want to create a bootable flashdrive with windows on it FROM LINUX.
as in the software has to be able to be ran on linux
sorry

Get WINE?

Get WINE?
that's not exactly how wine works
wait i'm not sure actually

that's not exactly how wine works
wait i'm not sure actually
WINE does work that way.

Use the dd command in the terminal. dd if=\path\to\file.iso of=\dev\usbdrivename

Look up other arguments as needed. If this doesn't work use the program with WINE.