This article describes how to create OpenStack images, including preparing the basic environment and creating images for common types of operating systems. Allows you to install an operating system from scratch and customize OpenStack images.

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Please refer to previous articles to omit some of the preceding steps.

Customize OpenStack image | Windows10

1. Network preparation

BRCTL show sudo BRCTL addbr br0 sudo BRCTL addif br0 ens33 sudo ifconfig ens33 0.0.0.0 sudo ifconfig br0 192.168.177.137/24 route -n BRCTL show ifconfigCopy the code

2. Create a command

sudo virt-install --connect qemu:///system -n win10 --vcpus=1 -r 2048 \ --disk path=/home/ubuntu/ops/win10.qcow2,format=qcow2,device=disk,size=64,bus=virtio,cache=none \ --disk Path =/home/ubuntu/ops/ cn_windows_10_education_x64_dvD_6847843.iso, Device =cdrom,perms=rw \ -- VNC --vnclisten=0.0.0.0 \ --os-type windows --os-variant=windows \ --accelerate --network=default,model=virtio \ --disk Path = / home/ubuntu/ops/virtio - win - 0.1.171. Iso, device = cdrom, perms = rw \ - disk = / home/ubuntu/ops/virtio - win - 0.1.171 _amd64. VFDS, device = floppyCopy the code

Note command: Change the driver version to Windows

3. Load the driver

Select the disk driver and nic driver

  • Load the disk driver:

  • Loading the NIC driver:

4. View and manage

sudo virt-manager
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After the installation and restart, the user may be stuck in “Please wait” due to the low configuration of the host, and then use sudo virt-Manager to close, manage, and continue the previous step of creating a user.

5. File compression