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This allows user to set some defaults for particular VM without fiddling with GUI.
I was wondering if this could be implemented as automated process in iectrl.
Idea: You have one JSON config file in root of your user folder (e.g. .ievmsrc) with key/value corresponding to various properties exposed for modifyvm command, e.g.
This would be run on install, rearm and any other process which would create new VM, and could be also run via new command which would modify existing VMs, e.g iectrl update [vm]
Also, config file could be expanded to have one more level which will allow to have specific properties for specific VMs.
What do you think about this?
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Also I would suggest having a scenario of running custom script as post-install option, so it is possible to perform additional configuration of guest system such as installing additional programs
VirtualBox allows changing properties for VMs via CLI using
modifyvm
: http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/ch08.html#vboxmanage-modifyvmThis allows user to set some defaults for particular VM without fiddling with GUI.
I was wondering if this could be implemented as automated process in iectrl.
Idea: You have one JSON config file in root of your user folder (e.g.
.ievmsrc
) with key/value corresponding to various properties exposed formodifyvm
command, e.g.This would translate to following commands:
This would be run on install, rearm and any other process which would create new VM, and could be also run via new command which would modify existing VMs, e.g
iectrl update [vm]
Also, config file could be expanded to have one more level which will allow to have specific properties for specific VMs.
What do you think about this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: