The second lesson was mount points . In Windows, a USB drive was E: or F: . Simple. Here, it was /media/user/83C5-2D1F —a long, wandering path through a forest of directories. Rufus had to learn to find his drives not by letters, but by UUIDs and labels, using lsblk like a treasure map.
They checked the box. Rufus wrote a secondary bootloader, a tiny piece of GRUB, and a persistence file that Linux would recognize. When the user booted that USB on their Linux laptop the next day, it worked flawlessly. rufus for linux
“Just use dd ,” another would reply. “Or BalenaEtcher. Or Ventoy.” The second lesson was mount points
He would smile. Then get back to work, writing the next ISO, one sector at a time, for anyone who needed him. End. Here, it was /media/user/83C5-2D1F —a long, wandering path
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