I want make bootable my USB but i get a fail

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Mr_Robot
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se unió: 08/15/2015

I am using a DT50 Kingston of 32GB

I use gparted for restart my device from sratch with the following configurations:

1. FAT32
2. GPT

I use the following command:

$ dd if=linux_distro.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress

When i want start the USB from the BIOS i can't access to the new system.

thispath11
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se unió: 10/18/2022

Does your system come with a UEFI firmware, not the legacy BIOS? If this is the case, you must make sure that Secure Boot is disabled and you might have to enable the CSM mode.

(dd overrides any partition layout of your USB stick, thus the partition table and the file system you had made on it shouldn't really matter.)

Mr_Robot
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se unió: 08/15/2015

I am using an Acer aspire one

knox
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se unió: 07/05/2024

About 'dd' command line, this is better:
dd if=/path/to/filename.iso of=/dev/sdX status=progress conv=fdatasync

Mr_Robot
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se unió: 08/15/2015

What is conv=fdatasync?

Ark74

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se unió: 07/15/2009

Maybe,

usb-creator-gtk

would be easier to use.