So I'm trying to get virtualbox to present the loopback device (as a vmdk) to the guest OS as an emulated USB Mass Storage device so that WinToUSB will install windows to it so that I can dd it to a real USB device and use that to flash my BIOS. So WinToUSB refuses to try to install to this fixed disk. So far I understood that first of all I would have to create another device driver which is used for. I am familiar with the Plug and Play handling by Windows as well as the driver mechanism. I already read Creating a Virtual USB Device and Virtual USB device about creating a virtual USB Device. The loopback device that I created and passed into the Windows 7 guest OS that I'm running WinToUSB in presents it as a standard fixed disk. Installation and emulation of virtual USB Device. However, the program that I'm using to install Windows to a USB drive (called WinToUSB) will only install to (you guessed it) a USB Mass storage device. My idea was to create a loopback device the same size as the USB drive and install Windows to that instead, then just dd that image onto the USB. The installation is going painfully slow because USB drives are very slow to write. My idea was to quickly install windows to a USB drive so that I could just boot into a live windows environment. To update the BIOS on my linux server, I need to run a windows program.
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