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  1. VM creation script #.

  #Script version 1.1

  #Author David E. Hart

  #Date 10-05-06

  #

  #--------+

  1. Goal |

  #------+---------------------------------------------------

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  3. Location of the Virtual Machine/VMFS/volumes/storage1/ScriptedVM =

  4. Virtual machine Type = 'Microsoft Windows 2003 Standard '.

  5. Virtual memory allocation Machine = 256 meg

  #

  #----------------------------------------+

  #Custom variable section for editing.

  #--------------------------------------+-------------------

  #NVM is the virtual machine (NVM) name. No spaces allowed in the name

  #NVMDIR is the directory that contains all the files of the virtual machine

  #NVMOS specifies the VM operating system

  #NVMSIZE is the size of the virtual disk to create

  #--------------------------------------------------------------

  ###############################################################

  1. Variable parameters by default - change that to your preferences

  NVM = "ScriptedVM" # name of Virtual Machine

  NVMDIR = "ScriptedVM" # specify only the name of the folder must be created; NOT the

  full path

  NVMOS = "winnetstandard" # Type of operating system for the Virtual Machine

  NVMSIZE = '4g' # Virtual Machine disk size

  VMMEMSIZE = default memory size # "256".

  1. End Variable Declaration

  mkdir/vmfs/volumes/storage1 / $ directory to create NVMDIR #.

  exec 6 > & 1 # Sets up writing to file

  Exec 1 > open the file # /vmfs/volumes/storage1/$NVMDIR/$NVM.vmx

  1. write configuration

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  echo memsize = "" «$VMMEMSIZE»»»

  echo floppy0.present = "" ' TRUE' "' # VM installation with diskette

  echo displayName = "" "$NVM" "" # name of virtual machine

  echo guestOS = "" «$NVMOS»»»

  ECHO

  echo ide0:0.present = "" «TRUE»»»

  echo ide0:0.deviceType = "" "cdrom-raw»»"

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  echo floppy0.startConnected = "" «FALSE»»»

  echo floppy0.fileName = "" ' / dev/fd0»»»

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  echo scsi0.present = "" «true»»»

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  echo scsi0:0.deviceType = "" 'scsi-hard drive»»'

  ECHO

  1. Close the file

  Exec 1 > & -.

  1. stdout of the make a copy of FD 6 (reset stdout) and close fd6

  Exec 1 > & 6

  exec 6 > & -.

  1. Change the permissions on the file so it can be run by anyone

  chmod 755 /vmfs/volumes/storage1/$NVMDIR/$NVM.vmx

  #Creates 4 GB virtual disk

  CD/vmfs/volumes/storage1 / $ NVMDIR #change for the directory of the virtual machine

  vmkfstools - c $NVMSIZE $NVM.vmdk - a free

  #Register VM

  VMware-cmd - s register /vmfs/volumes/storage1/$NVMDIR/$NVM.vmx

  >

  In the attachment, you can find a version renewed your script (create - vm.sh), you must set the following variables for your environment:

  NVM="ScriptedVM" # Name of Virtual Machine
  NVMDIR="ScriptedVM" # Specify only the folder name to be created; NOT the
  complete path
  NVMOS="winnetstandard" # Type of OS for Virtual Machine
  NVMSIZE="4g" # Size of Virtual Machine Disk
  VMMEMSIZE="256" # Default Memory Size
  STORAGEDIR="/vmfs/volumes/datastore1"
  

  This script worked in my environment ESX4, but the resulting virtual machine has hardware version 4 (by default for ESX4 7)

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  Hi sallysantlerart,

  1. what program are you trying to install?

  2. what happens when you try to install the program?

  You can consult the following links to install the program by using the command line:

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372024 (v = vs. 85) .aspx

  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Aa367988 (v = vs. 85) .aspx

  Hope this information is useful.

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