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From: Zoran Kolic <zoran@uranus.mtveurope.org>
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Subject: Re: Crucial SSD firmware upgrade -- usb flash drive issues
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If I understand correctly, it is iso image from ssd manufacturer.
They tend to think everybody uses win and has cd drive. Quick
search might give easy answer, if win/linux box is available. You
could try out unetbootin. Tutorial says it takes an image and
makes bootable usb stick.
Best regards

                                    Zoran