sasin91 · October 28, 2018 10:26
diff --git a/make_windows_usb.sh b/make_windows_usb.sh
 #! /bin/bash
 # A very simple, primitive and slightly assuming script for creating a bootable windows 10 USB key.

 # First we'll prepare the USB 
 parted mklabel gpt $1
 mkfs.fat32 $11

 # Then create the directories...
 mkdir -p /mnt/Windows10_source
 mkdir -p /mnt/Windows10_target

 # Mount the source and target...
 mount $2 /mnt/Windows10_source
 mount $11 /mnt/Windows10_target

 # Rsync the source files over...
 rsync --verbose --recursive --numeric-ids --progress /mnt/Windows10_source /mnt/Windows10_target
	#! /bin/bash
	# A very simple, primitive and slightly assuming script for creating a bootable windows 10 USB key.

	# First we'll prepare the USB
	parted mklabel gpt $1
	mkfs.fat32 $11

	# Then create the directories...
	mkdir -p /mnt/Windows10_source
	mkdir -p /mnt/Windows10_target

	# Mount the source and target...
	mount $2 /mnt/Windows10_source
	mount $11 /mnt/Windows10_target

	# Rsync the source files over...
	rsync --verbose --recursive --numeric-ids --progress /mnt/Windows10_source /mnt/Windows10_target