Making Bootable Windows Server 2016 Installation Usb Stick [Duplicate]
Is There an Ubuntu 16.04 Counterpart to These Instructions? I Need to Create a Bootable Windows Server 2016 Usb Drive; Since It Contains File Larger Than 2Gb...
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Is there an Ubuntu 16.04 counterpart to these instructions ? I need to create a bootable Windows Server 2016 USB drive; since it contains file larger than 2Gb, mkusb and similar tools, which try to format the target as FAT32, fail.
unetbootin refuses to accept NTFS-formatted USB drive, either.
As far as I understand, the problem is in finding Linux counterpart for "bootsect /nt60" command, to copy Bootmgr boot sector to target USB drive.
Is it possible without actually using a Windows computer?
Last time I had problems making USB with 64 bit Windows, the dd command helped:
First unmount the drive:
sudo umount /dev/sd<?>
Then write the iso to /dev/sd? drive, replace question mark with your usb drive letter from lsblk command.
sudo dd bs=4M if=input.iso of=/dev/sd<?> conv=fdatasync
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