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Grant Edwards <grant.b.edwards <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> I'd like to to install winusb, and it appears to depend on grub-2: |
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> $ sudo emerge -av winusb |
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Ok, so I've never used winusb, so excuse me for asking a few dumb questions |
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here. Even after reading a bit and searching around, I have these dumb |
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questions. I did not find sufficient reading materials to 'turn the light on' |
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as to when and why and how this winusb is used. |
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1. So winusb can put a window (vista-->8) image on a usbstick that will |
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boot most x86 orx86-64 hardware with the appropriate windows binary? |
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The hardware can then be installed with the windows image? |
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2. winusb can be used as a live_windows on a linux system where changes |
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are retain on the usb stick? |
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3. winusb can be used to install windows in a VM? |
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4. winusb can be used to install windows in a container? |
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Any links to reading materials or explanations as to these ideas |
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are most welcome. |
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James |
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