OT: How to copy .ISO to flash drive
Anyone know how to copy an .ISO file to a flash drive?
Specifically, I'm wanting to copy the 50MB .ISO "D* Small Linux" (you
know, if you'd change that name I could hand out this business card CDs
like candy; as it is, it's not getting my playtime in my part of the
world) to a 64MB "PenDrive", in the hopes that the flash drive will be
bootable on newer machines and give me the Linux capability of DSL.
(Later, when I can afford a 1GB flash drive, I want to try the same
thing with Knoppix.)
I tried to run cfdisk on the 50MB DSL bccd to see what partitioning
scheme it uses, but cfdisk said the partition table is corrupt, so I'm
assuming the CD has some sort of special partitioning/formatting, and
I'll need to do a bit-by-bit copy using something like dd. But I don't
know how to use dd well enough to get the boot sector in place and etc.
Thanks for any tips!
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Kent
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