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I've had issues with most bootable USB creation tools, including Rufus, particularly with CentOS (even though it's listed as known working!). I'm not sure whose

I've had issues with most bootable USB creation tools, including Rufus, particularly with CentOS (even though it's listed as known working!). I'm not sure whose fault this is, really. I think the problem is that the tools just try to be too "smart" instead of simply dd-ing the bytes over. The best tool I've found for this on Windows is Rawrite32.

AmVess 5y ago
Rufus has issues with some early UEFI implementations and may not work at all. I haven't had a problem with current hardware, however.
- samplatt 5y ago
  The early UEFI days were just a headache for everyone involved, really.
BiteCode_dev 5y ago
Same, although unetbootin in has been the most reliable for me.