I'm trying to install Linux Fedora on my late 2012 Mac Mini, but the latest version of macOS I can run is Catalina 10.15.7. I need an application or a Terminal command to write the Fedora ISO to a USB stick, but I've had no luck with Terminal commands and can't find an app compatible with Catalina for this task. Any suggestions would be really appreciated!
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You can use the `dd` command in Terminal, which is similar to what Linux uses. You’ll need to first find the correct device node with the `diskutil` tool, then unmount the USB if it’s mounted. After that, you can use `dd` to write the ISO. Check out this tutorial for more details on the steps! It's pretty straightforward once you follow it.
I’ll give this a shot. Thank you!