USB flash drive installs Linux CentOS 6.5 64-bit operating system (from Internet)

The ISO file can be written directly to the U-disk starting from centOS6.5.

Method 1:
Windows platform:
1. Open ISO with UltraISO (for example: Centos-6.5-x86_64-bin-dvd1.iso)
2. Then click " Start", "Write to Hard disk image", the hard drive is your u disk, image file installation CD ISO, write by usb-hdd+, click "Write" button. After the completion of the installation of the U-disk is ready.
Because my is UltraISO (v9.3), writing is usb-hdd+, I have not tested this success or not, such as:

Description: Some online to use high board UltraISO (v9.6), written as usb-hdd+ v2, such as:

Method 2:
Linux platforms:
Use the DD command to write the ISO file to the U disk.
DD If=iso file Of=u disk. (such as: DD If=/centos-6.5-x86_64-bin-dvd1.iso of=/dev/sdb1)
Note: The DD command does not show the replication status after running, to see the replication status can open a terminal, enter "while KILLALL-USR1 DD;" Do sleep 5; Done "To view the replication status.
Such as:

Method 3:
Windows platform:
1. First download "Old Peaches U disk tool V2014 super installed" on another computer, download Centos-6.5-x86_64-bin-dvd1.iso file after successful installation
2. After the download is complete, the USB stick to the computer, make sure that the data in the USB flash drive has been backed up, because you need to format this USB drive, open the Old Peaches U disk tool that has just been installed successfully, select the "ISO mode" below, then browse the ISO file of the CentOS6.5 you just downloaded, then click " One click to make the USB boot disk ", wait for the completion of the production can begin to install. Such as:

The above method is 64-bit, 32-bit-all. I have installed 64 bits.
Note: This method is said to be available only from CentOS6.5, and the old method is used for versions 6.4 and below. About CentOS6.4 I haven't tested it!