[ghurlman]

While the tool to flash the SD that Microsoft built requires Windows 10, it doesn't require anything else besides a Pi: http://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/win10/SetupRPI.htm

Granted, if you go through the developer site, it points you towards installing what you need to develop software for it. shrug

[jsingleton]

You can use this python script to convert the image to standard raw format: https://github.com/t0x0/random

Then flash it with your normal tool such as dd or Win32DiskImager.

[lawl]

Thanks! Made a quick script with this to unpack the other stuff (I couldn't mount the ISO for some reason) however 7z seems to handle the ISO and the MSI file both just fine.

In case you're interested: https://github.com/lawl/Win10IOTRaspberryUnpacker

[free652]

>A PC running Windows 10 (Prepared in the previous step)

That requirement itself is a big step:

http://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/win10/SetupPCRPI.htm

[hamburglar]

Especially considering my 8.1 -> 10 upgrade has failed spectacularly several times. I'm not going and buying 10 at retail to try this shit out.

[lawl]

Quickly made an unpacker script in bash, couldn't test it yet, but it looks like it works. You'll need 7zip and a working installation of python,

https://github.com/lawl/Win10IOTRaspberryUnpacker

[voltagex_]

https://github.com/lawl/Win10IOTRaspberryUnpacker/blob/maste...?

[s73v3r]

There are dozens of other tools available to do the same thing, and yet they had to go build their own?

[pjc50]

Microsoft: Not Invented Here