Here I tried the UNetbootin, which works in Linux, Windows, and MacOS. There are a few other tools to create Linux USB installer. Then just wait, the process should be done in a few minutes! Option 2: For Windows, MacOS, and other Linux: Now, we can use the following dd command to make a bootable USB from the ISO file: sudo dd bs4M if/path/to/file.iso of/dev/sdX statusprogress oflagsync. If not, click on “Other” button, then browse and select the Ubuntu 22.04 iso image.Ĭlick on “Make Startup Disk” button, then type user password to authentication.
When it opens, it should select the USB drive automatically as well as the ISO image. If you’re now running with an old Ubuntu system, just search for and open “ Startup Disk Creator” from the Activities overview screen. Step 3: Burn the ISO imageįirstly, plug in your USB stick and do following steps depends on which operating system you have. All data stored in USB will be cleared!! So it important make a backup first. Etcher is good for Linux and Raspbian based image files for embedded development. It only takes 3-5 minutes to create a Windows bootable usb on Mac. UUByte ISO Editor is the best fit for Windows ISO and it works quite easily because of intuitive GUI. It is also able to download Linux ISO images. Creating boot-able USB installer will format your USB stick. 2 Import Your Linux ISO File and Plug in Your USB Drive. UNetbootin is quite good for burning Linux ISO.
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