On Mon, Feb 8, 2016 at 1:35 AM, Chris Murphy <lists at colorremedies.com> wrote: > Everything else is prone to failure. Specifically, but not limited to, unetbootin. Really, people need to just purge unetbootin from memory and stop recommending it. I've never had it work on any (U)EFI system. And more often than not it would fail to create media even for BIOS systems. Also, it's not supported at all on Fedora, I seriously doubt it's supported by CentOS or Red Hat. Just use dd, and accept the obliteration of the USB stick. That's easy and safe. Future talk. There's a rewrite happening on the Fedora side for LiveUSB Creator that will initially use dd on the backend. I'll guess that it'll still accept being pointed to a local ISO. There's some talk about it hopefully being more modular so it can be "branded" by different distros and hence more widely used, maintained, and reliable. -- Chris Murphy