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# Creating Bootable USB Drive for Bedrock V3000

This step requires a host PC running Linux.

* Download the required disk image file
* Connect a USB thumb drive to your pc
* Run command:\
  `lsblk`
* Identify your drive (usually /dev/sdX, X can be different for each system)
  * NOTE: SATA HDDs & SSDs also identify as sdX so be careful not to corrupt your data.
* Unmount your drive from the system if mounted using `umount`
* Run command:\
  `sudo dd if=${path/to/image/file} of=/dev/sdX bs=1M status=progress; sync`
* Wait until dd finishes and you get a prompt again, safely eject the USB drive.


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