Hello! This is my first time with Linux over at least 4 years. I have bootable USB ready, but I don't remember, if I had to extract files inside Linux ISO to USB or did I have to do something else. Anyone's help is appreciated!
http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
win32diskimaget works everytime, Linux or BSD.
Using linux? dd if=/path/to/iso of=/dev/sd* bs=4M && sync
(/dev/sd* being the usb e.g. /dev/sdb)
+1
use the same
unetbootin
Just make sure you select your flash drive and not your local hard disk.
+1 Eden
and to add further instruction. do not build this command IN the terminal. especially if youve never used it before. open a text editor, copy the path from above, enter in your variables, check twice to make sure the path is correct, check a third time if the path is correct, transfer command to the terminal using your MO of cut&paste/copy, check a fourth time to make sure your paths are correct,execute,wait for the reciept,reboot,f12,select boot path,profit.
^This, plus you might want to throw a few more if & of path checks in for good measure. Is dd available in windows CLI?
I doubt it. In .net, even using CLI, arent you pretty well guarded from /root access? (whoops... in .net it goes the other way, right? \ ) Any time i have to deal with windows, I virtualize it so I can c2 from my #. Give it a try and report back with the experience. If you do, be sure to check your if/of's before executing atleast 2 ...no less than 5 more times. ...at a minimumĀ
yes if you run cygwin which make windows posix compliant but that opens a whole other can of worms
Thanks for all the suggestions! I have been busy for past days, because school.