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Usando o comando dd no Linux

Using the dd command on Linux

September 8, 2026April 6, 2017 by

dd copies data block by block without interpreting what it copies. That is what allows it to write an ISO to a USB drive, clone an entire disk, or save the boot sector — and it is exactly what … Read more

Categories Tips, Linux Tags backup, commands, dd, Linux, lpi, terminal

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