This version fixes the issue where Make_E2B_USB_Drive.cmd did not make a CONTIG.ISO file when requested.
It also now searches on Partition 3 for partition image files which have no file extension.
e.g.
Ptn1: \_ISO\WINDOWS\WIN10\Win10 x64.imgPTN23 (FAT32 boot files)
Ptn3: \_ISO\WINDOWS\WIN10\Win10 x64 (NTFS >4GB INSTALL.WIM)
The Win10 x64 file (which has no extension) can either be in the root of the volume or in \_ISO or in the same path as the .imgPTN file. The file name should not have any dot in it or else it will be treated as having an extension.
This means the .imgPTN23 file can be the FAT32 boot partition and the file with no extension can be the NTFS volume containing your large install.wim file. You can secure boot and install >4GB install.wim files in this way. Instructions are on the agFM E2B page here.
It also now searches on Partition 3 for partition image files which have no file extension.
e.g.
Ptn1: \_ISO\WINDOWS\WIN10\Win10 x64.imgPTN23 (FAT32 boot files)
Ptn3: \_ISO\WINDOWS\WIN10\Win10 x64 (NTFS >4GB INSTALL.WIM)
The Win10 x64 file (which has no extension) can either be in the root of the volume or in \_ISO or in the same path as the .imgPTN file. The file name should not have any dot in it or else it will be treated as having an extension.
This means the .imgPTN23 file can be the FAT32 boot partition and the file with no extension can be the NTFS volume containing your large install.wim file. You can secure boot and install >4GB install.wim files in this way. Instructions are on the agFM E2B page here.