This article contains all main informations to create (rawwrite) a bootable usb stick from an existing iso (loopback) image under linux.
classic way diskdump (dd)
Find correct usb device file
First we had to find correct linux device file for your plugged/connected usb flash (e.g. lsblk):
lsblk --list --fs ; lsusb -v ; lshw ; hal-device ; dmesg ; echo "..."
or use that (almost) auto usb devive verifying simple shell script:
get_usb_device() {
local device_path=$1 # such as /dev/sdc
for devlink in /dev/disk/by-id/usb*; do
if [ "$(readlink -f "$devlink")" = "$device_path" ]; then
# echo "$device_path" is usb device
# echo "$(lsblk -no NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,STATE,OWNER,TYPE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL,MODEL "$device_path")
echo Fetching detailed information for usb device "$device_path" by 'hdparm -I "$device_path"'
echo -en "$(hdparm -I "$device_path") \n\n"
echo use cache size as base for block size in disk dumnp later 'bs=...'
return 0
fi
done
echo "$device_path" is not an usb device
return 1
}
REMOVABLE_DRIVES=""
for _device in /sys/block/*/device; do
if echo $(readlink -f "$_device")|egrep -q "usb"; then
_disk=$(echo "$_device" | cut -f4 -d/)
REMOVABLE_DRIVES="$REMOVABLE_DRIVES $_disk"
fi
done
for _usbdevice in "$REMOVABLE_DRIVES"; do
if get_usb_device "$_usbdevice"; then
echo "# use following code to create your bootable usb stick: "
echo sudo umount -l "$_usbdevice" ;
s
udo dd if="$HOME"/'path_to_your_image.iso' of="$_usbdevice" bs=4K && sync
echo "# correct bs (block size) by cache size of usb device! "
else
echo failed verifying usb by executing command: get_usb_device "$_usbdevice"
fi
done
Flash your iso image to usb device file with dd
Finally use linux disk dump (dd) for creating image.
sudo umount -l /dev/usb_device_to_flash ;
sudo dd if=path_to_your_iso_image of=usb_device_to_flash bs=block_size_based_on_devive_cache && sync ;
# default block site always are any factors of 4K
Advanced tools like Usbimager or WoeUSB
Using more advanced graphical tools such as usbimager or WoeUSB to create bootable USB flash stick.
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