Use Linux to crawl the U disk as an ISO file and use ISO to bulk copy the U disk

Sometimes we need to grab the entire U-disk as an ISO file, this ISO can be used to burn discs, of course, you can also use the software to burn him back to the other U-disk.

Linux is a command that satisfies our first need. Let's take Ubuntu, which runs under the VBox virtual machine, for example. And the green software under Windows WIN32 Disk Imager satisfies our second requirement.

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How to crawl ISO under Linux:

1. Enter the Ubuntu system under the virtual machine, insert the USB drive in the UI environment (don't forget to turn on the shared physical USB port of the virtual machine), and the U disk will be mounted automatically.

2. Open Terminal Terminal

input Command sudo fdisk-l

You will see the last action in the feedback information about your mobile disk, like/DEV/SDB1 or/DEV/SDC1.

3. Then enter the command: >sudo dd if =/dev/sdb1 of = random name. iso

The system will automatically pack the ISO according to the size of the content in your U-disk. You can find him in the user folder under the system UI.

Ps:①linux the command line interface, you will need to mount the disk first.

②http://porteus-kiosk.org/download.html is a good software, burned to the USB flash drive, can be started by PE. Functionality is to allow users to access only certain sites that are specified and to lock the screen from being able to switch to the desktop. "Only a few steps to set up: Whitelist, homepage (if you have authentication to add authentication jump address), disable Num Lock, open shutdown menu"

Use Linux to crawl the U disk as an ISO file and use ISO to bulk copy the U disk