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... the media. This can be immensely useful while you're on the go or just need access to an OS for a temporary, isolated reason. The app can even be used to flash firmware to BIOS or other destinations by just using DOS. Even though Rufus is a tiny utility in comparison to other USB creation tools that can be rather bulky in size, it contends easily with the competition and creates bootable USB drives in record time!

Super UEFIinSecureBoot Disk is a proof-of-concept (not actively maintained or enhanced) bootable image with GRUB2 bootloader designed to be used as a base for recovery USB flash drives. Key feature: disk is fully functional with UEFI Secure Boot mode activated. It can launch any operating system or .efi file, even with untrusted, invalid or missing signature.

Installing Windows from macOS. Suitable for Hackintosh and Macintosh (install drivers yourself). Possibility to make a backup. There is no need to create an installation flash drive. The utilities used are wimlib and ntfs-3g and others.
 Thanks to Joseph P. Zeller and his https://github.com/jpz4085/BCD-SYS project for their tremendous help. There is a drag and drop support function. Compatible with Mac OS X 10.13 and up. Intel only! Training video - https://youtu.be/-w_ehC2-ghc Be sure to read...

AMD AMDVBFlash is used to flash the graphics card BIOS. The version released by ATI was called ATIFlash or just WinFlash. It supports all AMD Radeon graphics cards, like RX 5700, RX 5600, RX 5500. You can also flash the BIOS for all AMD Radeon RX Vega, RX 580, RX 480, and all older ATI cards. Recent Changes: 3.20: Added support for Radeon RX 6900 XT XTXH 2.93: Adds support for flashing Navi Radeon RX 5700 Series BIOS 2.84: This version supports BIOS flashing for AMD cards under Windows 10...

AIO Boot is a tool that can help you create a bootable USB with Grub2, Grub4dos, Syslinux, Clover and rEFInd. AIO Boot can boot Windows and most Linux distributions and boot via LAN using Tiny PXE Server. AIO Boot is constructed from a variety of sources, certainly still a lot of flaws, eager for sympathy. I would love to hear from you so that I can improve this tool better.

Multi Boot USB / MultiBoot USB / MultiBootUSB is a software / installer which allows user to install multiple Live Linux Distros in to a single USB drive / Pendrive / Flash drive and able to boot from it. USB can be tested without reboot using inbuilt QEMU.

... that were automatically mounted: `sudo umount /dev/sdX*' (Where X is the letter from above) 4. Write the live.img file from the extracted zip to the USB flash: `sudo dd if=live.img of=/dev/sdX bs=1M conv=fsync' (Where X is the letter from above) Installation Instructions 5. Plug in USB thumb drive with the Android-IA installer image created in step 1 6. Power on device 7. From the boot menu, choose "Install Android to hard disk" 8. Wait until installation gets over.

Dellflash is a utility to flash the BIOS of Dell computers in OpenBSD.

BIOS for Samsung S3C4510B based boards. You can use it to setup CPU/ROM/SDRAM/EXTIO, manage and burn flash, load OS kernel and pass arguments to OS kernel (now only uClinux).

read/write flash memory on linux. supported hardware: - "Pannenhelfer (c't-Flasher)" from the magazine c't. - ide-flasher - intel epro100 - via rhine II - realtek 8139 - 3COM 3c90xc - BIOS SIS630

The Affordable BIOS Restoration Tool provides VHDL and C code to recover from failed BIOS upgrades using affordable CPLD's. EEPROM's and Flash chips can be restored with this flash programmer. Interfaces for DIP and tsop packages are being developed.

Talkware TIARA, an Openbios/GRUB/PFORTH composite, BIOS replacement. Boots an unmodifed linux kernel from an IDE drive or ethernet, using only 128kb of flash. Works with INTEL/AMD K6/2-450, SiS 530/5595 and 8139 enet. VGA & Serial console supported.

Open source utility to (re)program flash BIOS chips. Initial support will be for the i-opener network appliance under Qnx since there is an immediate need.

WATT is a interpreter based procedural programming language for developing MS-DOS console programs, that can run in MS-DOS 6.22, MS-DOS under Windows 95/98, Command Prompt of Microsoft Windows (e.g. Windows XP), and from Bootable* USB flash drives that have a MS-DOS partition. *note: USB flash drives can only be bootable, if the motherboard recognizes the USB flash drive in BIOS booting settings. This has nothing to do with the default OS that the motherboard normally loads up...