Microsoft Windows users:

• Download and install ImageWriter
• Plug the USB drive in one of computer’s USB ports
• Open ImageWriter and select the USB disk from the list at the bottom

• Click on the “Select” button and select the file you have downloaded then press “Copy”
• If you can’t see the file, enter “*.*” in the “File name” field and press “Open” to see all files, then select the file and press “Open” again

Linux users (terminal) – USB:

• Plug the USB drive in one of computer’s USB ports
• To identify USB disk’s device name type:

ls -l /dev/disk/by-id/*usb*

From the example image above, sdb is the USB disk, located under /dev/sdb

• To unmount the device (must be root), type:

umount /dev/sdb

• to write the USB disk (must be root), type:

dd if=/path/to/file/downloaded of=/dev/sdb

WARNING: Make sure you replace “sdb” of the example above with the appropriate drive. dd will erase all data of the device selected!