This short tutorial explains steps to write deepin GNU/Linux 15.5 ISO image into a MicroSD card using 'dd' command line. You'll see examples and screenshots here to avoid any mistake. If you don't have deepin 15.5 yet, just download it from this page. Finally, enjoy deepin!

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deepin 15.3 GNU/Linux operating system has released recently at 13 September 2016. Here is step by step tutorial to create USB bootable for deepin 15.3. We will not use Unetbootin to do it because we found booting error with it. Rather, we will use GNU dd command line here. dd is already installed in any GNU/Linux distribution, including Ubuntu and Fedora. Don't be afraid, it is easy nce you know how to do it step by step.

We can make bootable USB drive for openSUSE in several ways. In openSUSE itself, there is a graphical program named SUSE Image Writer available for this case. In Ubuntu, there is no SUSE Image Writer available. But we can use available GNU dd command to do the same job. To locate exactly the USB device we can use lsblk and blkid tools. To show dd output in a (almost) real time way we can use pkill tool. Note: using dd will erase all the data inside the USB drive, so please make backup first. Here the procedures provided step by step.