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Once I have all of the software downloaded my next step is to use image Builder to create a custom image that will
Support all of the hardware on the bricks
Paris Eli is a snap-in for Windows Powershell that gives me commands that I can use with VMware
Notice this message that comes up I have to change the execution policy for Powershell to remote signed will do that
After the installation
Just go through and use the standard settings
Once I have Powershell installed I should have two new icons on my desktop one is the 32-bit version and one
One is the 64-bit version
So the first thing that I need to do is launch power CLI
As administrator and set the execution policy
Two remote signed
Yes
Then I can close it
And started again as a normal user
We don't want to participate in the customer experience program so we tell her to leave
And now we have a shell
First thing that we need to do is connect to the ESX software Depot's there's two that will need to connect to
So add
ESX software and you can use tab completion to do a lot of command so when you see it
Suddenly capitalize everything that's because I had time and we want to connect to VMware first
Mistmantle take a while to complete
Next we want to connect to the v-front software Depot for the custom bibs
Once again this man will take a little bit to complete
Now I can view which image profiles are available
Using debt
ESX image profile and I just want the ones for
6.5
I can specify a name with a wildcard in this will show me the 26.5 images that are available from
VMware have a standard version and one with no tools and I want to use the standard one so what I want to do
Make a clone of that so that I can make edits to it so I want to do a new
ESX image profile
An existing profile
Esxi. 6. 5. 0
R5 64106
Dash standard
That's the one that I want to clone
And I want to give it a new name
I recommend
Putting in the full name here
You all appreciate that later
When trying to figure out which images which
And I will call it bricks because that's what I'm building it for
Then I have to specify who the vendor is and that's me
Can the acceptance level
Acceptance level determines what types of food can be put in here notice except
Level of the two that already there or partner supported but as we're adding in community-supported bibs I need the
Change that to
Community supported
I now have a new image profile and I can add additional software packages into it
Software package specify my image profile
And the package that I want to install
How to see what packages I need to install for the bricks
I can use Burton. Net
So I found their page for the esxi 6.0 image I'm doing 6.5 but the same driver
Divers will work and I scroll down here and it shows me what packages I need to install
There's two that need to be installed one for the side of driver and one for the network card
Oh nuts five five
These software packages are coming from the v-front depot that I added
Then I can just throw up so I don't have to type all of that again and add
Sada xhci
Now that I have the additional packages added I need to create a ISO image that I can then
Copy over to a USB stick
I want to export
Specify the profile
And I want to export
To ISO
And specify where I want to put it in give it a name
Because it has to download all of the packages across the internet this command can take a significant amount of time
Once image Builder is finished we should have a completed disk image in the next step is to use
Rufus to copy that over to our USB
So I've already inserted my USB it showing up as my edrive here
What's the information here I want to leave the same I can give it a better volume name
I want to specify that I want to create from an ISO image
Select my bricks image click on okay
And it starts
It'll ask if I want to
I prayed the menu C32 and I do so just hit yes
It's going to give us a warning it's going to race everything on the drive
Double-check make sure you're using the correct drive and then. Okay
I can click on clothes and now we're ready to do the bare metal install onto the bricks
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