To do this you will need the ‘gnome-disks’ program called ‘Disks’.
In this case you will need an ISO generator that will work with a whole drive, even if it contains multiple partitions. Once the copy is completed you should have a bootable ISO file.Īn issue may arise that you have a USB drive from which you want to make an ISO image. Finally, select the ‘Create Image’ button to start the duplication. Click on ‘Save’ once you have set everything as you need. Be sure to change the ‘Disc Image Type’ option to ‘ISO9660 image’ for the ISO format. A window should appear asking where to save the file as well as a file name. Select ‘Properties’ to finish the settings for the ISO file. The second option is ‘Select a disc to write to’ so make sure it is set as ‘Image File’. The next window should show the inserted disk under ‘Select disc to copy’, otherwise select the appropriate disc. Once opened you will need to select ‘Disc Copy’. Insert your bootable CD/DVD into your drive and open Brasero.
Another screen should appear to show the progress of the ISO creation.įor bootable disks you can make a bootable ISO image. Make your changes and then select ‘Create Image’.
The very top of the window is a text entry box to let you change the name of the ISO file to be saved. Another window will open to let you choose where the ISO file is to be saved. When all the settings are completed you can click on the ‘Burn’ button at the lower right. Delete the entry and change the label to what you prefer it to be. By default the new disk label will start with ‘Data disc’, followed by the current date. Once you have added all of the necessary files you can change the name of the ‘disk’. Continue to use the plus sign (+) until all of the content you want included in the ISO is completed. In the next window select files and folders to add to the ISO. Click the plus sign (+) at the upper left of the window (see Figure 3). To create an ISO in Brasero you first open Brasero (see Figure 2).
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