It should reply loop0 if you are not using any loop devices Step 3: Now you need to make what is called a loop mount of your Win10_21H2_English_圆4.iso file. If they are not there you need to add the loop.ko module to the kernel. dev/loop0 /dev/loop2 /dev/loop4 /dev/loop6 /dev/loop-control dev/log /dev/loop1 /dev/loop3 /dev/loop5 /dev/loop7 Use an msdos partiton table ( the default in gparted). Make one new filesystem using the whole drive, and put a NTFS filesystem on it. Perhaps the procedure I used to put in a bootloader actually did more than put in a Step 1: Take a flash drive >8Gb, use gparted, delete all filesystems that are on it, Looks like it’s true! I need a driver that Microsoft don’t include on 2022 Windows 10!!! WTF? This is a VERY VERY recent version of Windows 10 - you’d a thunk it would support this laptop - it’s a Windows 7 or 8 era device… It had Win10 on it when I got it (which I wiped and install Ubuntu)… No Windows 7 is not an option… IT’s long EOL and probably doesn’t support any modern secure browsers… “A media driver your computer needs is missing” Got a tad further on the Pop!_OS Thinkpad (no udf issues) - using Abishek’s youtube video method (format, copy contents of ISO). I suspect there’s something dodgy going on with Pop!_OS on my desktop (I think I did that mount -o loop on my Pop!_OS thinkpad) I can’t figure it out - I remember doing this yesterday ( mount -o loop ISO.iso /mnt/ISO) and it didn’t complain! I’ve since tried install udftools - made buggerall difference… Just read some posts, REL8 users getting issues like this - there’s kernels where UDF was removed! Kinda like on some Android Linux 3.x and 4.x kernels, NFS was removed (WHY?).

Mount: /mnt/ISO: unknown filesystem type 'udf'Īnd same thing (not that exact error) - a nonspecific error when using disk image mounter… a loop)Ĭopy and paste the ISO contents to the Fat32 formatted USB drive, boot of it into the Windows 10 installer. Not a single mention of that on Abishek’s youtube tutorial… I can’t figure out what’s going wrong for me…ĭownload Windows 10 ISO (I’d alread done this - but - I’m doing it again - to be sure, to be sure) Dont forget you also need to put a bootloader on the usb drive.

Create windows 10 bootable usb on linux