1. lsblk (without USB inserted)
2. lsblk (with USB)
3. sudo umount /PATH_TO_MOUNTPOINT/ (only if already mounted)
4. Navigate to location of iso image
5. sudo dd if=/ISO_IMAGE/ of=/dev/NUMBER_OF_USB bs=4M status=progress conv=fdatasync (can take a few minutes, it could happen that the dd command doesent update the progress but will still work in the background)
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