My 500g ssd was the home to my winos which some how…; managed to become partitioned for me. I have a 1tb external USB SCSI drive, upon which I have a Back Up of all files and Data, including a Win11.ISO file that I want to install onto a USB drive for re-installation. I am doing this in a Kali Linux environment, and having only a modicum of Linux knowledge, I need help identifying a Linux analog to the Winos Rufus or alternative application for creating a boot able USB drive from an ISO file.
Any direction or guidance here would be greatly appreciated. I appreciate the discourse I have only recently been able to enjoy on this board. Again TY
Thank You for the quick reply. This is exactly what I needed. OK, so dd is convert and copy a file. the IF is the Read from file, the ISO file, and the IF is the destination or write to file, the USB drive. Am I correct here? This just seems so light on parameters. Will this create a boot able USB drive from said ISO?
Wow if im not missing anything, this is fantastic. TY
A single command that fits on one line really amazes me. Do you know if there is a native command in the, winos list of commands that is similar to this? Perhaps it is why there are multiple third party applications to perform this command in the winos.
Sorry, one last thing. In the command dd if =’ are the apostrophes required? my command with apostrophes would look like. Hell Ill experiment and figure it out.
dd if = ‘/media/jj/DATA001/windows.ISO’
If your Windows OS partition was erased, stop using the drive immediately. Use recovery software like Recuva or EaseUS, or consult a data recovery professional to attempt restoring lost files.