[ale] syslinux problem making bootable usb

[DjPfulio]

For the last few years I've been using dd. Works with any bootable ISO Linux distribution. No multiboot allowed. Just a single ISO.
Syslinux and other boot tools don't always work on newer computers. If you must have some sort of a tool to do this, MKUSB has a GUI and there is a CLI version with next to zero dependencies.
If you want to use Windows for this, Yumi is the tool that has always worked for me. It supports multiboot setups.

99% of the time, I just use dd.

On 20 January 2016 17:14:44 GMT-05:00, Ken Cochran <kwc at shell.theworld.com> wrote:
>Hey y'all is there some kinda -fu I'm missing in making a usb
>flash drive bootable?  I'm trying to make a chntpw & it's not
>working.  I can make & run gparted on the same media just fine.
>Any nice alternatives to chntpw for "outside" resetting that
>type of password?  As always, faq, doc & pointers to FMs to
>RT are quite welcome. :)  -kc
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