An OS image includes the operating system files required for the unattended installation of the OS at the target computers. Creating the OS image is the first step in automating the unattended installation of operating systems.
Depending on whether you want to create the OS Image from the CDs/DVD, or from a directory structure, execute one of the following commands:
CDs or DVDs
CreateOSImage -I <name> -o <REDHATES50(x64)-CD or REDHATES50(x64)-DVD
CreateOSImage -I <name> -o <SUSE102(x64)-CD or SUSE102(x64)-DVD>
The command reads the setup files from CD1 or DVD1 and copies the complete CDs or DVD as ISO file to the image store. If required, CreateOSImage asks for further CDs. In case of DVDs, insert the first DVD.
Directory Structure
CreateOSImage -I <name> -o <REDHATES50(x64)-CD or REDHATES50(x64)-DVD> -s < distribution files path>
Specifies the path to the directory that includes at least all .iso files of the CDs or DVD, the directory images\pxeboot\*, and the rpm package Server\syslinux*.rpm from CD1 or DVD1. For example, the directory should contain the following files:
CreateOSImage -I <name> -o <SUSE102(x64)-CD or SUSE102(x64)-DVD> -s < distribution files path>
Specifies the path to the directory that includes at least all .iso files of the CDs or DVD, the directory boot\*, and the rpm package suse\i586\syslinux*.rpm (for 32-bit) or suse\x86_64\syslinux*.rpm (for 64-bit), from CD1 or DVD1. For example, the directory should contain the following files:
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