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wubiuefi
fork of Wubi (https://launchpad.net/wubi) for UEFI support and for support of recent Ubuntu releases
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InfluxDB
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If anyone wants to do this without relying on the EFI/boot/bootx64.efi fallback, I wrote https://github.com/endlessm/rufus/blob/master/endless/src/en... a while back[1], which allows configuring the boot variables from under Windows.
[1] which has since been improved by Endless, so linking to their repo
It has a fork for UEFI systems but it's also not updated anymore https://github.com/hakuna-m/wubiuefi Though it still works more or less
This is actually possible. There's Linux tools to extract the WIM files from a Windows installation iso. You have to create the appropriate partition setup (EFI partition with bootloader, NTFS partition with the extracted files), and for configuration of the bootloader I created https://github.com/U1F984/create_bcd/