Ndaga Fijo
Create bootable USB drives on your Mac from an ISO or disk image. Fast, safe, and Windows-ready.
pip install ndaga-fijo
ndaga-fijo # opens the app
ndaga-fijo --install # optional: copy it to /Applications
- Writes hybrid ISOs and raw images block for block, with optional verification.
- Builds Windows installers on FAT32: an
install.wimover 4 GB is split into.swmparts automatically. - Installs legacy-BIOS boot code for Windows media (MBR + FAT32), UEFI works from the files alone.
- Only ever lists removable drives, and refuses the disk macOS is running from.
- Needs macOS 13 or later (Apple Silicon and Intel). It asks for your password when it writes to a drive.
Website: https://festomanolo.com/ndaga-fijo/ · Source: https://github.com/festomanolo/ndaga-fijo
Ndaga Fijo is free software (GPL v3 or later) and a derivative work of Rufus by Pete Batard and ms-sys by Henrik Carlqvist. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by those projects.
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