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Welcome to Windows Server Core. At least notepad is there 😜
The box StefanScherer/windows_2016_docker is Core only.
Hmm, doh.. what I’m going for was something I can build windows traditional .Net Docker images with. Was hoping to do it from inside VS.
I have a Mac so wanted to us VM.
Any thoughts? On Sun, Jun 17, 2018 at 1:14 PM Stefan Scherer notifications@github.com wrote:
The box StefanScherer/windows_2016_docker is Core only.
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The other box StefanScherer/windows_2016 is with Desktop. Either use this and install Docker with the provision scripts manually or adjust the packer-windows templates to start with the Desktop autounattend.xml instead of the Core one.
Thx @StefanScherer, not sure what StefanScherer/windows_2016
is .... I don't see any repo on you with that name?
It‘s the name of a Vagrant box you can download from Vagrant Cloud. If you prefer to build your own it‘s the windows_2016.json template in my packer-windows repo.
I managed to get
vagrant up
to complete successfully with no errors.. but once its up and running its just a black window with a single cmd open?Am I missing something? Should there not be a UI version with windows bar etc?