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Windows Lite Templates Support(Bios/Uefi boot) KVM/XEN/Hyper-V Virtualization

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  • Tested your templates, the w7 one at oracle free tier.
    Took about 45 minutes i believe (maybe less but i only checked after 45min) to complete the installation.
    Not much to say other then it worked perfectly, without input and way faster then i expected.

  • Anyone managed to install any windows on oracle "Ampere A1 Compute instances"?

  • @M2DEV said:
    Tested your templates, the w7 one at oracle free tier.
    Took about 45 minutes i believe (maybe less but i only checked after 45min) to complete the installation.
    Not much to say other then it worked perfectly, without input and way faster then i expected.

    Installation limited configuration performance, network speed, hard disk read and write, the built-in input is too bad, use a third-party input

  • @smile93 said:
    Anyone managed to install any windows on oracle "Ampere A1 Compute instances"?

    @smile93 said:
    Anyone managed to install any windows on oracle "Ampere A1 Compute instances"?

    The arm architecture is not applicable because there is no corresponding driver for arm windows, and the template I made is only applicable to x86 hardware

  • @YinGC said:

    @smile93 said:
    Anyone managed to install any windows on oracle "Ampere A1 Compute instances"?

    @smile93 said:
    Anyone managed to install any windows on oracle "Ampere A1 Compute instances"?

    The arm architecture is not applicable because there is no corresponding driver for arm windows, and the template I made is only applicable to x86 hardware

    Thanks

  • M2DEVM2DEV Member
    edited September 2021

    @YinGC said:

    @M2DEV said:
    Tested your templates, the w7 one at oracle free tier.
    Took about 45 minutes i believe (maybe less but i only checked after 45min) to complete the installation.
    Not much to say other then it worked perfectly, without input and way faster then i expected.

    Installation limited configuration performance, network speed, hard disk read and write, the built-in input is too bad, use a third-party input

    I didnt meant to say bad about it, on the contrary, working just perfectly

    About hetzner, tried it with rescue mode and your template. Really fast install and no issues with everything working.

  • Hello. Please help me install W7 image on OracleCloud.

  • @Shishov said:
    Hello. Please help me install W7 image on OracleCloud.

    Install your instance normally with ubuntu, changing boot volume size to 200 GB if you are using the free tier and dont have another instance.

    Login into user ubuntu, with the ssh key you choosed / generated.
    Change to root user with:
    sudo su root

    Run the commands the OP provided, choosing the efi image link:

    apt-get update
    apt-get install -y xz-utils openssl gawk file
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO InstallNET.sh 'http://d.nat.ee/sh/InstallNET.sh' && bash InstallNET.sh -dd 'http://d.nat.ee/win/lite/win7-sp1-ent-x64-us/win7-sp1-ent-x64-us-efi.vhd.gz'

    Wait for a hour or two and RDP to it

    Thanked by 1Shishov
  • jackbjackb Member, Host Rep
    edited September 2021

    @YinGC said:
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO InstallNET.sh 'http://d.nat.ee/sh/InstallNET.sh' && bash InstallNET.sh -dd 'Template download link'

    You can also use rescue mode to install
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO- "Template download link" |gunzip -dc |dd of=/dev/vda

    This isn't specific to you, a huge amount of people are doing this -- but it needs to stop, particularly over http.

    Piping from wget to bash or dd needs to be https. Ideally, provide a checksum for testing before executing bash/dd.

    A lot of people who read instructions including this sort of thing don't understand the potential risks that come along with it. Some small improvements in how it is done can make huge improvements to the overall risk to them (i.e. going from blindly hoping nobody tampers with the content in transit, to they trust you to provide non malicious content. The second is a lot less problematic).

  • @jackb said:

    @YinGC said:
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO InstallNET.sh 'http://d.nat.ee/sh/InstallNET.sh' && bash InstallNET.sh -dd 'Template download link'

    You can also use rescue mode to install
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO- "Template download link" |gunzip -dc |dd of=/dev/vda

    This isn't specific to you, a huge amount of people are doing this -- but it needs to stop, particularly over http.

    Piping from wget to bash or dd needs to be https. Ideally, provide a checksum for testing before executing bash/dd.

    A lot of people who read instructions including this sort of thing don't understand the potential risks that come along with it. Some small improvements in how it is done can make huge improvements to the overall risk to them (i.e. going from blindly hoping nobody tampers with the content in transit, to they trust you to provide non malicious content. The second is a lot less problematic).

    I can't provide more help for beginners, this will bring me more questions, but the complete security is like you said, check the template security and transfer via https.

  • jackbjackb Member, Host Rep
    edited September 2021

    @YinGC said:

    @jackb said:

    @YinGC said:
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO InstallNET.sh 'http://d.nat.ee/sh/InstallNET.sh' && bash InstallNET.sh -dd 'Template download link'

    You can also use rescue mode to install
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO- "Template download link" |gunzip -dc |dd of=/dev/vda

    This isn't specific to you, a huge amount of people are doing this -- but it needs to stop, particularly over http.

    Piping from wget to bash or dd needs to be https. Ideally, provide a checksum for testing before executing bash/dd.

    A lot of people who read instructions including this sort of thing don't understand the potential risks that come along with it. Some small improvements in how it is done can make huge improvements to the overall risk to them (i.e. going from blindly hoping nobody tampers with the content in transit, to they trust you to provide non malicious content. The second is a lot less problematic).

    I can't provide more help for beginners, this will bring me more questions, but the complete security is like you said, check the template security and transfer via https.

    Glad you agree -- would you please update your post to download using https and remove --no-check-certificate

  • @jackb said:

    @YinGC said:

    @jackb said:

    @YinGC said:
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO InstallNET.sh 'http://d.nat.ee/sh/InstallNET.sh' && bash InstallNET.sh -dd 'Template download link'

    You can also use rescue mode to install
    wget --no-check-certificate -qO- "Template download link" |gunzip -dc |dd of=/dev/vda

    This isn't specific to you, a huge amount of people are doing this -- but it needs to stop, particularly over http.

    Piping from wget to bash or dd needs to be https. Ideally, provide a checksum for testing before executing bash/dd.

    A lot of people who read instructions including this sort of thing don't understand the potential risks that come along with it. Some small improvements in how it is done can make huge improvements to the overall risk to them (i.e. going from blindly hoping nobody tampers with the content in transit, to they trust you to provide non malicious content. The second is a lot less problematic).

    I can't provide more help for beginners, this will bring me more questions, but the complete security is like you said, check the template security and transfer via https.

    Glad you agree -- would you please update your post to download using https and remove --no-check-certificate

    I can’t edit the post, but you can download it via https://dd.nat.ee/. Because some providers’ linux systems do not have ssl support installed by default, it will cause beginners’ wget download https protocol errors. This kind of problem is here. I have been asked questions for several years, so I don’t provide https for one of the reasons

    Thanked by 1NanoG6
  • @smile93 said:
    Anyone managed to install any windows on oracle "Ampere A1 Compute instances"?

    Ampere AI is ARM those images are more likely x86 so it never works

  • @eris said:

    @smile93 said:
    Anyone managed to install any windows on oracle "Ampere A1 Compute instances"?

    Ampere AI is ARM those images are more likely x86 so it never works

    Yes, this is correct. Only x86 is working. Ampere was not able to load the driver. Thanks.

  • Yin.
    Is there an english windows server 2012R2 template?
    Thanks for your contribution.

  • @reddevil said:
    Yin.
    Is there an english windows server 2012R2 template?
    Thanks for your contribution.

    When I have free time, I will make an English version for you.

    Thanked by 2Mei reddevil
  • The next one on the list will be English server2019. :)
    (1) what is the minimum disk space required to run the script? When I finished installing and removing unneeded space, win 2019 only takes 10GB but the minimum disk that I require installing from iso is 20GB.

    (2) While your script is running, if I use VNC to connect from SolusVM, what should I be seeing?

  • @reddevil said:
    The next one on the list will be English server2019. :)
    (1) what is the minimum disk space required to run the script? When I finished installing and removing unneeded space, win 2019 only takes 10GB but the minimum disk that I require installing from iso is 20GB.

    (2) While your script is running, if I use VNC to connect from SolusVM, what should I be seeing?

    If I remembered correctly,

    1. First, you will see the linux boot up.
    2. Reboot.
    3. Windows loading screen.
    4. Partitioning.
    5. reboot.
    6. Windows loading screen with initial setup.
    7. reboot.
    8. Final windows welcome screen, with initial user setup.
    9. After this, you can remote desktop already.

    It will take around 20 mins to 120 mins (My case, nvme harddisk take the shortest waiting time)

    Thanked by 1reddevil
  • Would it be possible to install windows 11 arm version on oracle cloud ampere?

  • @localnodes said:
    Would it be possible to install windows 11 arm version on oracle cloud ampere?

    So far there is no virtio driver available for arm. None of the windows version is working at oracle ampere instance.

  • @smile93 said:

    @localnodes said:
    Would it be possible to install windows 11 arm version on oracle cloud ampere?

    So far there is no virtio driver available for arm. None of the windows version is working at oracle ampere instance.

    Ahh I see, looks like arm needs to spread even further

  • I tried the above on my VPS and I don't think it is working.
    The linux reboot a few times and seems to go in a loop. on my VNC screen it shows:
    *install OS [bullseye amd64]
    Ubuntu
    Advanced options for Ubuntu

    after 10 seconds, it chose the default(first) option.

    It then goes through a process and a few seconds later re-displayed the above and repeat.
    any ideas?

  • @reddevil said:
    I tried the above on my VPS and I don't think it is working.
    The linux reboot a few times and seems to go in a loop. on my VNC screen it shows:
    *install OS [bullseye amd64]
    Ubuntu
    Advanced options for Ubuntu

    after 10 seconds, it chose the default(first) option.

    It then goes through a process and a few seconds later re-displayed the above and repeat.
    any ideas?

    Failure caused by the script. You can use other methods instead

  • I've been collecting the ISOs in the past and ended up in web arcive.

    Some of them are already patched.

    I will add yours as my private collection.

  • YinGCYinGC Member
    edited September 2021

    The English version of windows Server 2012 r2 data center made for you has been simplified
    https://dd.nat.ee/?win/lite/winsrv2012r2-data-x64-us

    If you have successfully used it, please support donation
    paypal: [email protected]

  • Will it work on 1GB RAM VPS?

  • @alilet said:
    Will it work on 1GB RAM VPS?

    2012 can run on a vps with 1g of memory, and my related content is written in a txt file in each template folder

  • lars0x00lars0x00 Member
    edited September 2021

    Hello, possible to do this on OVH PublicCloud service?

    Yes it is. For me to prevent the Gateway Error, i have to boot onto rescue mode and do the installation there and mount /dev/sdb1

  • Hey, thanks for your hard work into this, but it seems InstallNET.sh has been removed. Could you please reupload it? Thanks

  • Hi @YinGC
    Do you have the US Server 2016 and 2019 Standard Edition lite version?

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