Add Burnout to USB / Bootloaders - #6545
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moved it to our discord for testing, thanks for sharing with us |
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Much appreciated, have a nice day. |
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Description
Adds Burnout to the USB / Bootloaders section of System Tools.
Burnout is a free, open-source (MIT) command-line tool that writes a bootable USB drive from an ISO or a disk image, with the same commands on Windows, macOS and Linux.
install.wimis never split. Options can skip the Windows 11 hardware checks and the Microsoft account step.Source: https://github.com/Stiven-Gjekaj/burnout
Disclosure: I am the author of Burnout.