Additionally, we will erase and use the entire capacity of the USB key (/dev/sde), then write the contents of the ISO (5_release_svc_refresh_SERVER_EVAL_圆4FRE_en-us.iso) to it.
Since the size of the ISO is larger than the default FAT32 can handle, we need to specify NTFS file systems. I’ll use the woeusb command line rather than the woeusbgui since I’m using a remote linux server without the desktop. Step 3: Using WoeUSB to create bootable Windows USB device Install WoeUSB using the Fedora package repository: $ sudo dnf install WoeUSB Woeusbgui: A GUI wrapper of woeusb based on WxWidgets Woeusb: A command-line utility that enables you to create your own bootable Windows installation USB storage device from an existing Windows Installation disc or disk image Is a free and open source application for creating Windows 10 bootable USB. Go to the Microsoft website and download the Windows ISO from the links provided: Windows Server 2019 ISO (or Windows 10 ISO)Ī USB key (pen drive or stick) with at least 6 Gb of space I am using Fedora 30 for this tutorial but the steps should be valid for other Linux distributions as well. In this tutorial, I am going to show you how to create a Windows Server 2019 bootable USB in Linux, though any Windows version will work. JanuHow to Create a Bootable Windows USB in Fedora Linux Posted on
