MultiWriter
Write an ISO file to multiple USB devices at once
GNOME MultiWriter can be used to write an ISO file to multiple USB devices at once. Supported drive sizes are between 1GB and 32GB.
MultiWriter may be useful for QA testing, to create a GNOME Live image for a code sprint or to create hundreds of LiveUSB drives for a trade show.
Writing a more than 10 devices simultaneously can easy saturate the USB bus for most storage devices. There are two ways to write more devices in parallel:
- Use USB 3.0 hubs, even if the storage devices are USB 2.0
- Install another USB 2.0 PCIe root hub
MultiWriter was originally written as part of the ColorHug project but was split off as an independent application in 2015.
MultiWriter can be used to write an ISO file to multiple USB devices at once. Supported drive sizes are between 1Gb and 32Gb. . MultiWriter may be useful for QA testing, to create a GNOME Live image for a code sprint or to create hundreds of LiveUSB drives for a trade show.
How to install MultiWriter in Ubuntu
If you are on a supported distro, you can install the application through software center by clicking the below link.
If the above link not working, run the below command in terminal to install gnome-multi-writer in Ubuntu
sudo apt install gnome-multi-writer
MultiWriter Screenshots
