Category: Linux Terminal
Added: 3rd of September 2019
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If you are intending on installing a new Linux distribution on your system, you will need to download the .iso file and write this to a USB flash drive. There are various applications that allow you to do this in Linux, but another way is to use the dd command in the terminal.
The first thing to do is plug in your USB flash drive and get the path to your USB flash drive. Enter the following command.
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