using dd writing iso file to usb drive

[milton]

Hi,

Why not use usb-creator-gtk?

After dowloading the .iso file and checking the md5sum I simply do the 
following:

1. insert the memory stick.

2. in a terminal type:

usb-creator-gtk


Note: you can press Tab after typing 'usb-c'

3. press Enter.

4. follow the steps on the screen.

Success.

Milton

Op 09-05-2020 om 11:00 schreef Daniel Crone:
> When writing an image file to a usb drive, first I changed to the directory where the file was, and then I was typing the dd command in this form.
> sudo dd if=filename.iso of=/dev/sdf bs=4M conv=sync
> The file name was long, so after the first few letters, I used the tab key.
> But nothing happened.
> Should the name have been filled in?
> The name of the file was the only one in the Downloads directory.