If I mount the ISO, I can see it contains zero files. This ISO has zero ISO content so it would not work. The program detects USB gadgets well and moves things remarkably quickly.
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Follow the steps below: Step 1: Download Manjaro Linux ISO. Creating a live USB or disk is really easy. home/nico/7yuj40uc.iso: # ISO 9660 CD-ROM filesystem data '7YUJ40US ' (bootable) Create live USB of Manjaro Linux in Windows. Did I forget one step?ĭetails about the iso image ( readme): ls -lh 7yuj40uc.iso Not wanting to waste a CD, I copied the image to my USB stick: sudo dd if=/home/nico/7yuj40uc.iso of=/dev/sdb1 bs=1MĪnd rebooted, after making sure USB is first in the boot sequence.
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(still wondering why it says "Windows" though… if it is bootable should not it be OS-agnostic?)
#Windows 7 burn iso image to usb update
I guess a bootable CD that would do a BIOS update is indeed what I need. On the Lenovo website, I am offered this:īIOS Update Bootable CD for Windows 7 (32-bit, 64-bit), Vista (32-bit, 64-bit), XP – ThinkPad R500 I have installed Ubuntu on a Lenovo Thinkpad R500 2732, and I must update the BIOS.