the full command would be: sudo dd if=/home/user/Downloads/rockylinux.iso of=/dev/sdd bs=1M status=progress Another method is using balena Etcher。

the path of your .iso of = output file， you can use sudo lsblk to check which device corresponds to the usb that has been plugged in. ， like someone suggested before. But dd should work in most scenarios. Just make sure you are choosing the right device for the output fille， the path of your USB stick status = to display information as the bootable iso is being generated bs = block size. You can choose a larger block size but 1M is your safest option (also slowest) assuming your usb is /dev/sdd， dd should work perfectly on just about any distro make sure the block size is apropriate for building the iso if = input file，。

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