Linux burning ISO to u disk

Required tools: Linux system, USB flash drive, ISO image file.
First open the terminal in the Linux system, using the DD command, in the following format:
sudo dd if=xxx.iso of=/dev/sdb
The Xxx.iso in the command is the path to your ISO image file, and the path to your USB drive behind of= is generally/dev/sdb or/DEV/SDC (don't take 1 or 2 of the numbers back).
How to confirm the USB drive path: Terminal input:
sudo fdisk-l
Complete Example:
sudo dd if=/home/mtoou/download/xubunut.iso of=/dev/sdb
Implication: Write the Xubuntu.iso image file in the/home/mtoou/download/directory to the SDB disk. After the above DD command is finished, the system starts to make the startup disk, during which the Terminal Command window will not have any feedback, but it can be seen through the USB flash drive to read and write operation, the process may last 5, 6 minutes to complete. When you see that the Terminal Command window has a return message, the production is complete.

First, download the ISO file first, such as Ubuntu.iso to the computer
Second, insert the U-disk, enter the disc, and unmount the U-disk (note that the unload is not ejected)

Open terminal, enter Sudo-i to enter root


Enter the following command:
sudo dd if=/home/linux/download/ubunut.iso of=/dev/sdb
If it is correct, there will be no elevation, but it has already started burning
I burned the Android x86, after 109 seconds, and then there was a boost.

If the following path is not determined, right-click the ISO file property, you can see the specific address,
Above the/home/mtoou/download/ubunut.iso is my address

Linux burning ISO to u disk