WoeUSB can create a bootable Microsoft Windows(R) USB storage device from an existing Windows optical disk or an ISO disk image. ohne GUID Geht nur auf dem Server momentan weil pakete wie WIM(NTFS) fehlen. Supported installation drive preparation modes ---------------------------------------------- Currently two creation methods are supported: ### `--device`, `-d` ### Completely WIPE the entire USB storage device, then build a bootable Windows USB device from scratch. WARNING: All previous data on the device will be gone! ```synopsis $ woeusb --device ``` ```example woeusb --device Windows7_x64.iso /dev/sdX woeusb --device /dev/sr0 /dev/sdX ``` putin usb stick find sdx unmout the stick must be as ntfs format all files are overridet program path : cd /home/ronny/Dowloads/WoeUSB/sbin/ ./woeusb --device /media/ronny/ARCHIV/iso/Win10_22H2_German_x64v1-2024.iso /dev/sde ### `--partition`, `-p` ### Copy Windows files to an existing partition of a USB storage device and make it bootable. This allows files to coexist as long as no filename conflict exists. WARNING: All files that has the same name will be overwritten! ```synopsis woeusb --partition ``` ```example woeusb --partition Windows7_x64.iso /dev/sdX1 woeusb --partition /dev/sr0 /dev/sdX1 ``` Command-line Options -------------------- ### `--verbose`, `-v` ### Verbose mode ### `--help`, `-h` ### Show this help message and exit ### `--version`, `-V` ### Print application version ### `--about`, `-ab` ### Show info about this application ### `--no-color` ### Disable message coloring ### `--debug` ### Enable script debugging ### `--label`, `-l ` ### Specify label for the newly created file system in --device creation method Note that the label is not verified for validity and may be illegal for the filesystem ### `--workaround-bios-boot-flag` ### Workaround BIOS bug that won't include the device in boot menu if non of the partition's boot flag is toggled ### `--debugging-internal-function-call (function_argument)...` ### Development option for developers to test certain function without running the entire build\n ### `--target-filesystem`, `--tgt-fs ` ### Specify the filesystem to use as the target partition's filesystem. Currently supported: FAT(default)/NTFS ### `--for-gui` ### No longer supported, res