Iv never tried running uupdump scripts from my Debian host. But thought I would give it a go to automate some things. Come to find out, you still need Windows to create the actual .iso (or maybe just include updates?) file from a linux distro/host? Is this the case? I was looking to automate my Local Offline Windows ISO being always up to date. Is there a better approach that doesn't require Windows to generate an ISO based on UUPDump scripts? I currently have a process in place on a Windows Host that uses "uup_download_windows.cmd" and "convert-UUP.cmd" to do this but I am looking to switch it to a debian host. Thanks for any feedback!
This could have been posted in the dedicated UUP dump thread. On linux the updates can't be integrated, dism only is available and working on a windows host, so on a linux host only the base xxxxxx.1 ISO will be a created, without updates integrated.
My bad. I should have known that/looked better. Feel free to move if needed. But that pretty much answers my questions. Thanks for pointing that out and the info!