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Install windows 10 directly to a target disk / virtual disk from a running Linux system, without booting from an installation ISO. https://codeberg.org/regnarg/deploy-win10-from-linux
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README.md

Deploy Windows 10 from Linux

This is a simple Python script that installs Windows 10 to a target disk from a running Linux system (i.e., without booting from Windows installation ISO and without using Windows PE).

Use cases

  • Mass-install Windows workstations from a PXE-booted Linux environment. (Here it may be useful to convert install.wim to a pipable WIM file and then you can stream it e.g. using HTTP from a server).
  • Provision VMs with Windows 10 with a single command, without any intermediate steps with mounting ISOs, changing boot order and the like.

Limitations

  • Currently supports only BIOS boot, not UEFI. But this should be easy to implement.

Additional resources

Windows boot process

BCD database

Windows installation process