#!/bin/sh
# win2usb.sh
# ==========
#
# Copy the windows installer to an USB pen from Linux
# The installer may complain if you are not installing
# windows on an NTFS partition, in such case you can
# format one of your disks with
#
#    sudo mkntfs --fast /dev/sdX1
#
# Author: Giovanni Santini
# Github: @San7o
#

set -ex

if [ ! command -v woeusb >/dev/null 2>&1 ]; then
        echo "You need to have woeusb installed"
        echo "ubuntu: sudo apt install woeusb"
        echo "fedora: sudo dnf install WoeUSB"
        exit 1
fi

if [ $# -ne 2 ]; then
        echo "usage: ./win2usb.sh <device> <windowsX.iso>"
        exit 1
fi


# Use lkblk to get the name of the device
DEVICE="$1"
ISO="$2"

wipefs -a /dev/$DEVICE
parted /dev/$DEVICE mklabel gpt
parted -a optimal /dev/$DEVICE mkpart primary ntfs 0% 100%
mkfs.ntfs -f /dev/${DEVICE}1
woeusb --device $ISO /dev/$DEVICE --target-filesystem NTFS

echo "$ISO installed in /dev/$DEVICE. You can boot the system now."