Open max-mapper opened 9 years ago
You can create a Hyper-V machine using Powershell but installing the Guest OS must be done with the GUI.
So you would need to install linux first anyway before being able to make use of this :(
I think as long as the initial installation is a one time manual set of steps, and then afterwards there was a way to programmatically control the guest OS once its installed, it would be OK for our use case
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/jj933287.aspx
Just read very quickly, but this article seem to point the commands that would be needed for creating a VM and having it load an ISO.
it should be possible to use powershell to script hyper-v on windows to set up a machine to run hyperos. it might involve some manual UI steps, but that is probably acceptable.
any windows devs wanna help out? comment below! I don't have easy access to a windows machine with hyper-v at the moment