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#:* Configure the boot order in the template in "OS Booting" menu. Tick the ISO image and move it, using the arrows buttons, in the first position. | #:* Configure the boot order in the template in "OS Booting" menu. Tick the ISO image and move it, using the arrows buttons, in the first position. | ||
#:[[File:template_bootorder.png|thumb|none|upright=2]] | #:[[File:template_bootorder.png|thumb|none|upright=2]] | ||
#:[[File:template_bootorderchanged.png|thumb|none|upright=2]] | |||
#:<br> | #:<br> | ||
#Click on the template just created and press "Instantiate" button to power on the virtual machine. | #Click on the template just created and press "Instantiate" button to power on the virtual machine. | ||
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#Install the operating system. | #Install the operating system. | ||
#:Once the operating system is installed, [[How_To_Manage_OpenNebula_Virtual_Machines#Shutdown_a_Virtual_Machine | shutdown]] the virtual machine. | #:Once the operating system is installed, [[How_To_Manage_OpenNebula_Virtual_Machines#Shutdown_a_Virtual_Machine | shutdown]] the virtual machine. | ||
#Go to | #Go to “Storage” in the left menu, click on “VMs” in the drop down menu and select the disk image on which you installed the operating system. | ||
#Click on the [[File:Img_changetype.png|50px]] icon next to the "type" field and modify the image type from "DATABLOCK" to "OS". | #Click on the [[File:Img_changetype.png|50px]] icon next to the "type" field and modify the image type from "DATABLOCK" to "OS". | ||
#:[[File:img_toos.png|thumb|none|upright=1.5]] | #:[[File:img_toos.png|thumb|none|upright=1.5]] | ||
#:<br> | #:<br> | ||
#Go to | #Go to “Templates” in the left menu, click on “VMs” in the drop down menu and select the template used to instantiate the virtual machine. | ||
#:* Remove the uploaded ISO file in "Storage" menu | #:* Remove the uploaded ISO file in "Storage" menu | ||
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#:Now you can use this template to instantiate a VM. | #:Now you can use this template to instantiate a VM. | ||
Revision as of 08:00, 15 December 2016
- You can use an existing ISO image or you can upload a new one.
- Create an empty disk image where the operating system will be installed.
- Create or modify a template. This template will then be used to instantiate a virtual machine on which the operating system will be install.
- Add the ISO image and the empty image in "Storage" menu
- Configure the boot order in the template in "OS Booting" menu. Tick the ISO image and move it, using the arrows buttons, in the first position.
- Click on the template just created and press "Instantiate" button to power on the virtual machine.
- Install the operating system.
- Once the operating system is installed, shutdown the virtual machine.
- Go to “Storage” in the left menu, click on “VMs” in the drop down menu and select the disk image on which you installed the operating system.
- Click on the
icon next to the "type" field and modify the image type from "DATABLOCK" to "OS".
- Go to “Templates” in the left menu, click on “VMs” in the drop down menu and select the template used to instantiate the virtual machine.
- Remove the uploaded ISO file in "Storage" menu
- Now you can use this template to instantiate a VM.
