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  1. Install the Windows 10 ADK (download) and choose only Deployment Tools
  2. Download the Windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation ISO, and mount it in your host/VM (you need to login with your Microsoft account to download ISOs)
  3. Download the stable amd64 virto-win iso, following this link
  4. Download the Windows OpenStack Imaging Tools
  5. Change the following:

    1. UnattendTemplate.xml: Change InputLocale and UserLocale from en-US to nb-NO

    2. Added ntnu_wallpaper.png to the UnattendResources-folder
    3. UnattendResources\Specialize.ps1:
      1. Change the line with Wallpaper.png to ntnu_wallpaper.png (do not change the destination filename in the copy-command, as the wallpaper is set through an imported local GPO)
    4. UnattendResources\Logon.ps1:
      1. Add the following to commands: netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="All ICMP V4" protocol=icmpv4:any,any dir=in action=allow and netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="All ICMP V6" protocol=icmpv6:any,any dir=in action=allow
  6. Create the following powershell-script, modify the three path-variables, and run it:
  7. Code Block
    languagepowershell
    titleCreateOpenStackImage.ps1
    linenumberstrue
    Import-Module .\windows-openstack-imaging-tools-master\WinImageBuilder.psm1
$virtualDiskPath = "<CC:\path\to\diskfile.raw>raw"
$wimFilePath     = "<windowsiso-mountpoint>\sources\install.wim>"
$virtIOISOPath   = "<CC:\path\to\virtio-win-x.x.xxx.iso>iso"
$images = Get-WimFileImagesInfo -WimFilePath $wimFilePath
$image = $images[0]
New-WindowsCloudImage -WimFilePath $wimFilePath -ImageName $image.ImageName -VirtualDiskFormat RAW -VirtualDiskPath $virtualDiskPath -SizeBytes 18GB -VirtIOISOPath $virtIOISOPath -InstallUpdates

  8. You now have a .raw diskfile, which contains a Windows 10-installation that will automatically run sysprep once booted. Now you have to choices:

    1. Import the .raw file to glance (see Upload new images), and spawn an instance from the new image
    2. Create a new local KVM-vm (on a Linux host), be sure to choose a virtio NIC, attach the .raw-file, boot the VM
  9. Wait for the instance to shutdown (it will install updates, run the powershellscripts Logon.ps1, FirstLogon.ps1 and Specialize.ps1 and finally run sysprep
  10. If you chose 8a, create a public snapshot of the instance. This snapshot is your new cloud ready Windows 10 image.
  11. If you chose 8b, upload the .raw-file to glance (Upload new images)

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