cloneTo16GsimulatedDrive - Creates a file weighing 14 GiB, which would fit on any '16 GB' memory stick,

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cloneTo16GsimulatedDrive                           03/22/2024                            CLONETO16GSIMULATEDR(8)

cloneTo16GsimulatedDrive allows one to copy the contents of an ISO file to a plain IMG file, and add some
       additional structure:

       a VFAT partition (sized 1 GB)
           This partition may be used for data exchange. Windows7 used to recognize such a partiton, Windows10
           and Windows11 don't.

       an EXT4 partition
           this partition is there to feature persistence of data. When all structures are in place, the size of
           the IMG file is 14 GiB, so it can be burnt onto any '16BG' memory stick. Bigger sizes of memory
           sticks are of course valid.

       cloneTo16GsimulatedDrive - Creates a file weighing 14 GiB, which would fit on any '16 GB' memory stick,
       with an ISO image, plus the persistence feature.

cloneTo16GsimulatedDriveISOIMG