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balenaEtcher
A safe way to flash OS images to SD cards & USB drives
...It protects a user from accidentally overwriting hard-drives by making drive selection obvious; and with validated flashing there is no more writing images to corrupted drives. It is also called balenaEtcher since it is developed by balena. In addition, balenaEtcher can flash directly Raspberry Pi devices that support usbboot. Use for .iso and .img files, as well as zipped folders to create live SD cards and USB flash drives. Written with Electron for cross platform use (windows, macOS, and Linux). -
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Iso2Usb
A cross platform application to create bootable media from ISO images
You can create linux distribution, Windows bootable devices with target system as UFEI or BIOS. The project is highly inspired by Rufus which is written in C++. The windows version is written in C# and Linux with JavaFx. My main reason to create this project is to learn these languages and to practically understand how they work, such type of project inspired me a lot. Iso2Usb is bit faster than Rufus, I guess with only 8 seconds difference (tested with Elementary OS Juno).
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