UUP to ISO - Create Bootable ISO from Windows 10 Build Upgrade Files  

Kari said:

I assume you are talking about UUP Dump Miniserver?

If so, I have only added the video about it to this tutorial to assist our members in getting UUP upgrade files in case Windows Update fails to upgrade or for any other reason. Other than that, I do not have any deeper knowledge of its possible errors or bugs.

If you have issues with UUP Dump Miniserver, you should register on GitLab and contact its makers: uup-dump / miniserver · GitLab

One tip: Every time, let me repeat it EVERY TIME you run UUP Dump, run update.cmd first. Only after running it, run the script itself (run.cmd).

Kari

I just merged the two scripts as one - took about two minutes to do, simply copying contents of update script at beginning of run script.

cereberus said:

I just merged the two scripts as one - took about two minutes to do, simply copying contents of update script at end of run script.

You mean copying the update script at beginning of run script? To run update always first.

Kari said:

You mean copying the update script at beginning of run script? To run update always first.

Yeah - brain not in gear after last nights convivial partaking :-D!

Post updated.

I think there's a reason for the scripts being separate. If coded correctly one should be able to run update script while the mini server is running, and all updates should be seen in the web-UI.

I have not tested this though, but that is how I would write it.

slicendice said:

I think there's a reason for the scripts being separate. If coded correctly one should be able to run update script while the mini server is running, and all updates should be seen in the web-UI.

I have not tested this though, but that is how I would write it.

The update part only takes about 10 seconds or so on a reasonable broadband connection which is tiny compared with the actual download time, and combining the scripts guarantees you always have the latest updates before running aria.

In all honesty, you are being too clever - in this case, SIMPLE works - why overcomplicate things? It is not as if you are running Aria 24/7.

cereberus said:

In all honesty, you are being too clever - in this case, SIMPLE works - why overcomplicate things? It is not as if you are running Aria 24/7.

Well it's a server...and there is nothing complicated about reflecting new changes of data directly into the running instance of a server.

slicendice said:

Well it's a server...and there is nothing complicated about reflecting new changes of data directly into the running instance of a server.

Most end users know sfa about the detailed server mechanisms.

They just want to download uup files and as @Kari said, ALWAYS run UPDATE first before running RUN to make sure everything works properly. So combining the two scripts makes sense, and even a relative beginner could do it.

The fact that you can do perhaps as you suggested is not relevant to my suggestion. You can still use original scripts of course.

Right! :)