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### Description
A basic UUP converter aimed for Linux users who don't have access to any
Windows machine, but want or need to create ISO image for latest Windows
Windows machine, but want or need to create an ISO image for latest Windows
Insider version downloaded from UUP dump.
For obvious reasons this script will never support integration of Cumulative
Updates to created images.
### Usage
```
./convert.sh [compression] [uups_directory]
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* esd - solid esd compression (`/Compress:recovery` in DISM)
### Usage examples
* `./convert.sh` - starts conversion using files from UUPs directory and
creates ISO image with install.wim
* `./convert.sh` - starts the conversion using files from `UUPs` directory and
creates an ISO image with `install.wim`
* `./convert.sh esd` - starts conversion using files from UUPs directory and
creates ISO image with install.esd
* `./convert.sh esd` - starts the conversion using files from `UUPs` directory
and creates an ISO image with `install.esd`
* `./convert.sh wim MyUUP` - starts conversion using files from MyUUP
directory and creates ISO image with install.wim
* `./convert.sh wim MyUUP` - starts the conversion using files from `MyUUP`
directory and creates an ISO image with `install.wim`
### Requirements
This script uses the following commands to do its work:
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* chntpw - to modify registry of first index of boot.wim
* genisoimage - to create ISO image
If you use Debian or Ubuntu you can quickly install these using the following
command:
If you use Debian or Ubuntu based distribution you can quickly install these
using the following command:
```
sudo apt-get install cabextract wimtools chntpw genisoimage
```
If you use any other distribution, then you will need to check its repository
for packages needed to run this script.