Unattended Windows 10 Evaluation
Packer templates to install Windows 10 Evaluation using the qemu/kvm builder.
I've tried to keep the configuration files to the bare minimum, please let me know if anything can be removed by submitting an issue or pull request.
Requirements
- Packer - https://www.packer.io/
- Virtio drivers (see windows-10.json) - https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/creating-windows-virtual-machines-using-virtio-drivers/index.html
- Qemu/kvm - I'm using Fedora 31
Hard coded configuration
| Name | Where | Value |
|---|---|---|
| InputLocale | autounattend.xml | en-US |
| SystemLocale | autounattend.xml | en-US |
| UILanguage | autounattend.xml | en-US |
| UserLocale | autounattend.xml | en-US |
| TimeZone | autounattend.xml | UTC |
| Out of box experience | autounattend.xml | Express settings. |
| Username | autounattend.xml | Administrator |
| Password | autounattend.xml | packer |
| Logon | autounattend.xml | Auto logon (using above credentials) |
| DiskConfiguration | autounattend.xml | One primary paritition (NTFS) |
| ProcessorArchitecture | autounattend.xml | amd64 |
| Accelerator/Type | windows-10.json | qemu/kvm |
| Windows Edition | windows-10.json | Windows 10 Build 18362 Version 1903 Codename 19H1 Evaluation x64 |
| Image size | windows-10.json | 50000 MB |
| Image format | windows-10.json | qcow2 |
| Memory | windows-10.json | 8192 MB (you can lower this safely) |
| Network Device | windows-10.json | virtio-net |
| Disk Interface | windows-10.json | virtio |
| Supplied drivers | windows-10.json | viostor, vioscsi, netkvm |
| Communicator | windows-10.json | winrm |
| CPUs | windows-10.json | 4 |
| NetConnectionProfile | configure.ps1 | Private |
| WinRM configuration | configure.ps1 | Quick config |
| WinRM encryption | configure.ps1 | Allow unencrypted true |
| WinRM authentication | configure.ps1 | Basic |
Usage
packer build windows-10.json
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