Is it possible to create bootable linux on USB drive using windows command line?

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With the command diskpart as in the link, I tried with fat32 and it works fine.

  • list disk
  • select disk 1
  • clean
  • create partition primary
  • active
  • format fs=fat32 quick
  • assign
  • exit

You can use the command

xcopy source:*.* /S/E/F destination:\

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • abdolahS
    abdolahS over 1 year

    we can create bootable windows 7 on usb drive(here) using windows command line, is it possible to create bootable linux using windows command line? ( i.e. not using any software)

    I've entered the following commands in diskpart and copied the linuxmint files in usb falsh drive , but cannot boot from it.

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  • abdolahS
    abdolahS almost 10 years
    I do the command you said but cannot boot from usb!(for linnuxmint).
  • Umpa
    Umpa almost 10 years
    I tried in Ubuntu, can it be a problem with the BIOS boot or UEFI?