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The term burn is used While in the past we used bootable CD ROM discs, then maybe DVD as the ISO files began to bloat, the preferred method is currently the use of bootable solid state media. There are a number of [[Bootable USB flash drive utilities]] you can use. For this example we will simply use The dd Command in Linux. When you insert the USB flash drive into the Linux PC it is immediately recognized as a block device. It will be auto mounted if there is a partition that has a compatible file system. If it is auto mounted you need to unmount it from the command line while not "ejecting" it. We want the kernel to see the block device, however, we do not want any partition mounted. # insert the USB stick# unmount the USB stick media if mounted