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Recently want to do Linux, the original Windows 10 to reinstall Ubuntu, after the installation of a day, found a problem, that is, the system desktop is always dead, click the mouse did not respond, the Internet search, said it is a common problem, the need to use ctrl+alt+F1~6 to switch to the command line window, login, and then switch to desktop window mode, it is good. But this problem happens so often that I can't stand it. So I want to try CentOS again, but there is a question: how to burn the boot disk of this USB disk system? I only know how to use UItraISO in Windows, but how to do it in LInux? Do you want to install other software? A search on the Internet, originally so simple, but there is a hole, record here.

Prepare: a flash drive, Linux system and your system ISO file.

Step 1: plug your flash drive into the computer.

Step 2: open terminal on the Linux system and type: fdisk-l to view your USB disk information.

Disk / dev/sda: 120.0 GB, 120034123776 bytes, 234441648 sectors

Disk / dev/sdb: 500.1 GB, 500107862016 bytes, 976773168 sectors

Disk / dev/sdc: 7803 MB, 7803174912 bytes, 15240576 sectors

Step 3: enter the following command, and then enter

Sudo dd if=/home/yourname/Download/Centos7.iso of=/dev/sdc

Note: the disk information queried may be followed by a number, such as: sdc1,sdc2, this is the pit, use the dd command to burn the U disk, where the name of the U disk, do not take a number. Say the important thing three times and just use sdc. When I was burning at that time, I used a digital one for the first time. Although the burning was successful in the end, it could not be used as a system installation disk.

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