How to make a bootable USB stick using Haiku?

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is there any tool in the operating system to do this?

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dd for example.

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Or cat even.

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For example, how would I use this command?

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https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/installing/making_haiku_usb_stick

There is a guide on how to do create a usb stick installed including Haiku instructions.

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Best way is to use the dd command

dd if=path to the ISO of=path to your USB drive bs=4M status=progress
To find the path to your usb device, use the DriveSetup app, and note the parh ended with raw
You should then be able to generate a bootable USB key with haiku on it.
For the image, you’d better take the nightly image than the beta 2.

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I want to install another operating system, and leave the haiku and the other in dual-boot, with this command I can make a usb stick, using Haiku?

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I did it with archlinux, downloading the iso from their website.

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Using DD, I have a Haiku USB stick, a MINT USB Stick, a P/OS USB Stick, and all work fine.

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