Format a Bootable USB Drive to Normal on Linux | Linux User Satisfaction

Hi. In this video, I will show you How to Format a Bootable USB Drive on your Linux operating system. It might be Ubuntu, Ubuntu Mate, Linux Mint, Zorin OS or any other Linux distro.
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This is LInux User Satisfaction with Linux tutorials to make its users satisfied. So first of all, open terminal and type in the following commands. First one is sudo fdisk -l. Then once its done, you can choose whichever USB drive you have connected to your computer socket. So here mine is /dev/sdb1. Yours can be something else. So we can determine the name of the USB by looking at the size. So after you determine which is your drive, type in sudo wipefs --all /dev/sdb1. Click enter. Then once you do that type in the following command which is sudo cfdisk /dev/sdb1 and then your USB device. Then just hit enter and here you select dos. Now click on new. Now just press enter, primary - yes and then you need to write it. So just click on write and type yes. So you can just quit it. Just go to quit and hit enter. Now type in sudo mkfs.vfat -n ‘LUS’ /dev/sdb1. Here, LUS is whatever we want the USB device to be named as. So in my case its LUS and you have to keep a space and then type in your USB device. Now close the terminal and check if the device is working in your system. So here let’s just open up our file manager. So here if I scroll down you can see my device which was not there previously sorry if I didn’t show that. But it was not there previously so now you can see my USB drive named as LUS and now it is perfectly working. So guys thank you for watching and don’t forget to subscribe to my channel and also like this video.
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[@Cocacola2103]

wipefs: error: /dev/sda3: probing initialization failed: Device or resource busy

[@sakibarkate9207]

Same issue

[@Skynet7898]

just use Rufus again my usb flash drive was stuck as a boot for kali Linux and it didn't appear in my other pc in file explorer in windows but Rufus did detect it so I burn a windows 10 iso with Rufus and it works again I was able to see it in my file explorer so I format it and works as normal

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[@freemusics4572]

now I can not find my usb device any more. I insert it in the computer but it does not appear

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This video is not satisfied my pendrive is 16gig and only 4.5 gig can be use and I format it back to it's original size via window but I would like to try and have some knowledge bout Linux too but this teaching is not specific at all nor good

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