You're assuming the user has dd available. You might want to include instructions for something like Rufus if they're on Windows. Even if they have dd, you should probably add a lot more warnings with regards to its usage. One innocent typo or moment of inattention and their system is toast.
The second is just a small typo here:
>... by two means, in real hardware (I spend a lot of time making it compatible) of in an emulated environment.
You're assuming the user has dd available. You might want to include instructions for something like Rufus if they're on Windows. Even if they have dd, you should probably add a lot more warnings with regards to its usage. One innocent typo or moment of inattention and their system is toast.
The second is just a small typo here:
>... by two means, in real hardware (I spend a lot of time making it compatible) of in an emulated environment.