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Sometimes Microsoft doesn’t provide download links for ISO files from the latest Windows Insider Dev, including for Windows 11 Insider Dev Builds 25300 and 25309 which were just released yesterday (when this article was written).
Now, to download the ISO file, we can actually rely on UUP Dump, whose steps WinPoin has also written on the following page: How to Download Windows 11 Insider Build on Windows 11.
But what if we are Linux users and want to download an ISO file from the latest Windows 11 Insider? Can it? don’t worry guys, we can do it, it’s just that there are several additional applications that we need to prepare first. What are they? the following are among them:
Preparation
*Here I use Ubuntu 22.10, for other Linux distributions under Debian the steps are more or less the same, for others please just follow along.
Before starting the ISO file download process, we have to download some dependencies first, which include:
* cabextract - untuk mengekstrack file cabs * wimlib-imagex - to untuk mengeskport metadata ESD * chntpw - untuk memodifikasi registry firts index didalam boot.wim * genisoimage or mkisofs - untuk membuat ISO image * aria2 - entah kenapa ini diperlukan jika tidak dalam kasus saya saya mendapati pesan error 'aria2c does not seem to be installed'.
To download everything, you just need to enter the following command in the terminal:
sudo apt-get install cabextract wimtools chntpw genisoimage aria2
If all preparations have been completed, please proceed to the next point.
How to Download ISO Files from UUP Dump via Linux Terminal
Step 1. First, please enter the site https://uupdump.net/
Next, please click on the architecture of Latest Dev Channel Build You can choose amd64 or arm64, here I will choose only amd64 for the 64 bit version.
Step 2. Next, please select the language, then the version of Windows 11 that you will use, for example Home or Pro or all of them.
Click Next, then we will be faced with options as shown in the following image.
Here I will just create an ISO file without any additions, if you want something similar, please just adjust it to the options I used in the image above, when it’s finished, click Create download package.
A file of about 4 MB has been downloaded and then we can extract and open the file according to the OS version we are using, here because I am using Linux, the file we will use is uup_download_linux.sh.
Step 3. After your file is extracted and the file we are aiming for is available, please open the Terminal and enter the Directory file file uup_download_linux.sh it is located.
Step 4. To start the process of downloading and converting ISO files, we can just run the script file uup_download_linux.sh with the following command:
./uup_download_linux.sh
Then the download process will run, this process takes about 5-10 minutes, depending on your internet connection, make sure you have a quota of around 4 GB for this download process.
When it’s finished, then in the folder where the uup_download_linux.sh file is located, there we can find the ISO file that we downloaded and processed before.
So how easy is it? please try guys.
Oh yes, in the third step if you can’t run the ./uup_download_linux.sh command, make sure you have set execute permissions for the script.
We can use the following command:
sudo chmod 777 uup_download_linux.sh
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