ISO to USB on Kubuntu
Use dd.
sudo dd if=input.iso of=/dev/sdx
where input.iso is the input file and /dev/sdx is the USB device you're writing to. This method is fast and has never failed me. Note: that the 'x' depends on the actual device the usb mounts as.
Install unetbootin
sudo apt-get install unetbootin
- plug in a USB drive
- Delete all partitions on the USB drive
- create a fat32 partition
- mount the flash drive
open up a terminal and start unetbootin
sudo unetbootin
- select disk image
- choice you iso
- select you flash drive
- then click ok
wait for that to be done and you have your self a bootable usb stick.