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@jeremyd2019 jeremyd2019 released this 05 Apr 15:16
· 75 commits to master since this release
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  • Removed call to gpupdate since it started hanging a few Patch Tuesdays ago, and the manual application of group policy seems to work anyway.
  • Added pre-loading of task manager settings (default to 'details' view, sort by %CPU descending, and CPU graph to 'logical processors').
  • Updated virtio drivers to 0.1.215-2.

The win11_132_mod.qcow2 files is for 22000.132 ARM64 VHDX from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windowsinsiderpreviewARM64 (named Windows10_InsiderPreview_Client_ARM64_en-us_22000.VHDX, sha256sum 7cd920ed5b863d2593572e95eabf5c9625d8e46f6300edda646cd46d23a634ec).

I converted this by

qemu-img convert -p -c -f vhdx Windows10_InsiderPreview_Client_ARM64_en-us_22000.VHDX -O qcow2 win11_132_official.qcow2

Then you can put the win11_132_mod.qcow2 in the same directory. This contains the differences on top of the official image for the customizations (Unattend.xml and drivers pre-applied).

For other Windows images, mount both the Windows image and winarmconfig.iso on a Windows machine, or in WinPE (either 32-bit x86 or ARM64, not AMD64 because Microsoft doesn't support using AMD64 DISM against ARM64, and WinPE lacks WoW). Change drive/directory to the root of the ISO, and run deploy.cmd X:\ where X:\ is where the ARM64 Windows image is mounted. This will deploy the requisite files, and inject the drivers into the Windows install.

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