Loop1 7:1 0 36M 1 loop /run/initramfs/memory/bundles/01-firmware.sb Loop0 7:0 0 85.1M 1 loop /run/initramfs/memory/bundles/01-core.sb I/O size (minimum/optimal): 512 bytes / 512 bytesĭevice Boot Start End Sectors Size Id Type Sector size (logical/physical): 512 bytes / 512 bytes See a disk in the output for fdisk command:ĭisk /dev/sdb: 7.2 GiB, 7747397632 bytes, 15131636 sectors Now find out your USB device on Linux using this fdisk blkid If you are a member of Windows Insider Program, you can download an ISO File from this link: Save the ISO to a hard drive or an USB device. Windows 10 ISO Fileĭownload Windows 10 Disk Image (ISO File) from (this site allows you to download ISO files only if you are not using Windows 10, the site identifies your Operating System by your browser's user agent information). Or any other working Linux system can be used. For example, partitioning and formatting operations can be done in the very beginning of the process. The order of some operations is not important.

Use ms-sys program to make USB Drive bootable.Download and install all necessary packages for compiling ms-sys program ( build-essential and gettext).Download and unpack ms-sys program ( ).Mount Windows 10 ISO File to the system.Add a bootable flag to the USB Drive and change partition type into NTFS using fdisk command.Get CD or USB Drive with SLAX Linux ( or use any other Linux system.

The program ms-sys allows to write boot records for Microsoft Operating Systems. SLAX Linux is used here because of its small size (about 300 MB), and a user doesn't need to use sudo or su commands, the default user is always root. This article describes how to make a bootable Windows 10 USB drive using ms-sys program on Linux System. Creating Windows 10 bootable USB drive on Linux

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