ISO: Adding a WIM
OSD 23.5.23.1+ Updated May 23, 2023
In this example, I am going to show you how to add a WIM to an ISO for deployment with OSDCloud.
You probably have your own OSDCloud Workspace already configured, but I'm sharing what I'm doing for this demo, so hopefully you'll learn something new
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#Set your OSDCloud Template
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Set-OSDCloudTemplate -Name 'WinPE KB5026372'
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#Create a new OSDCloud Workspace
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New-OSDCloudWorkspace -WorkspacePath D:\Demo\OSDCloud\CustomImage
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#Cleanup OSDCloud Workspace Media
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$KeepTheseDirs = @('boot','efi','en-us','sources','fonts','resources')
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Get-ChildItem D:\Demo\OSDCloud\CustomImage\Media | Where {$_.PSIsContainer} | Where {$_.Name -notin $KeepTheseDirs} | Remove-Item -Recurse -Force
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Get-ChildItem D:\Demo\OSDCloud\CustomImage\Media\Boot | Where {$_.PSIsContainer} | Where {$_.Name -notin $KeepTheseDirs} | Remove-Item -Recurse -Force
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Get-ChildItem D:\Demo\OSDCloud\CustomImage\Media\EFI\Microsoft\Boot | Where {$_.PSIsContainer} | Where {$_.Name -notin $KeepTheseDirs} | Remove-Item -Recurse -Force
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#Edit WinPE and rebuild ISO
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Edit-OSDCloudWinPE -UseDefaultWallpaper
For my Windows Image, I'm just going to grab one from OSDBuilder. In this case I am going to just Copy as Path
I can now copy the Windows Image to my OSDCloud Workspace and rebuild the ISO
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$WindowsImage = "D:\OSDBuilder\OSMedia\Windows 11 Enterprise x64 22H2 22621.674\OS\sources\install.wim"
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$Destination = "$(Get-OSDCloudWorkspace)\Media\OSDCloud\OS"
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New-Item -Path $Destination -ItemType Directory -Force
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Copy-Item -Path $WindowsImage -Destination "$Destination\CustomImage.wim" -Force
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New-OSDCloudISO
Now when using OSDCloudGUI, WIM files that exist on any drive letter in the
<drive>:\OSDCloud\OS path are added to the Operating System combobox. In the screenshots below I have two WIM files present
Once a WIM file has been selected in the Operating System combobox, the ImageName for each Index is populated in the secondary combobox
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