Setting up a bootable USB drive. Works for Linux's ISOs; tested with Arch and Manjaro.

penDRIVE-the-iso.md

Is it previously booted?

wipefs --all /dev/sd[letter]

Is it currently for file storage? OK.*

mkfs.vfat -n 'PENDRIVE NAME' -I /dev/sd[letter]

Setting the actual .ISO**

dd bs=4M if=path/to/ISO of=/dev/sd[letter] status=progress oflag=sync

Check your partition tables in order to see if it is isohybrid (you can do it before all this process with the .ISO tho.)

fdisk -l /dev/sd[letter]

1. PS1: * 'PENDRIVE NAME' doesn't need the single quotation marks.
2. PS2: ** Careful with your disk. Be sure to select the USB device or you will wipe your HD.