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The command that can be used to create a USB storage media from a disk image is 'dd'. Option B is the correct answer. The 'dd' command is a utility for copying data from one location to another. It can be used to create a USB storage media from a disk image by copying the contents of the disk image to the USB device. To create a USB storage media from a disk image using 'dd', you can use the following command: sudo dd if=image_file of=/dev/sdb bs=4M This command will copy the contents of the disk image 'image_file' to the USB device '/dev/sdb' using a block size of 4 megabytes. Note: Make sure to replace 'image_file' with the path to the disk image and '/dev/sdb' with the device name of the USB storage media. It is important to specify the correct device name, as using the wrong device name can result in data loss.
The other commands do not have the capability to create a USB storage media from a disk image: Option A. gdisk is a tool for managing GPT partition tables. It does not have the capability to create a USB storage media from a disk image. Option C. cc is a compiler. It does not have the capability to create a USB storage media from a disk image. Option D. fdisk is a tool for managing partition tables. It does not have the capability to create a USB storage media from a disk image. Option E. mount is a command for mounting file systems. It does not have the capability to create a USB storage media from a disk image.