Downloaded FuzzBox ISO images can be written directly to a USB flash drive to create a bootable USB device. There are many detailed user guides available on the internet explaining the process step-by-step for your host operating system. Here, we provide a quick example of how bootable USB media can be prepared in different environments.
Windows
The tool we are using here is Rufus, a free, open-source application for Microsoft Windows that can be used to format and create a bootable USB flash drive or Live USB. There are also other third-party tools available for Windows.
Steps:
- Insert the USB flash drive into the computer and select it as the target.
- Select the FuzzBox OS ISO image to write.
- Start writing. Use direct write mode (DD-mode) instead of the recommended file copy mode in Rufus.
Linux
Most Ubuntu versions have a pre-installed Startup Disk Creator application that can be used to format and create a bootable USB flash drive.
Steps:
- Select the FuzzBox OS ISO file as the source disc image.
- Insert the USB flash drive into the computer and select it as the disc to use.
- Press the 'Make Startup Disk' button.
Mac
The tool we are using here is Etcher, a free, open-source application that can be used to format and create a bootable USB flash drive. There is also a command line option available.
Steps:
- Select 'Flash from file' and browse to the FuzzBox OS ISO image.
- Insert the USB flash drive into the computer and select it as the target.
- Press the 'Flash!' button.