Add Install-VirtIO-Drivers.ps1, run from Autounattend.xml before sysprep, and
attach the virtio-win ISO (downloaded if missing) during the build.
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Replace --window with --headless (VNC); the window is the default. Fill the
QEMU config placeholders without nested quotes (bash 3.2 kept them literally),
and run QEMU as a background job instead of -daemonize when it shows a window
(Cocoa crashes in fork()).
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Offer to build the base QCOW2, download the ISO, run npm ci and install
Chromium (from the npmmirror mirror by default). Let Playwright locate its
own Chromium so macOS works.
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The answer file now boots into audit mode after Setup instead of logging on
as the built-in Administrator with a password: no account or credentials in
the answer file, and no copy of one left in C:\Windows\Panther. The auditUser
commands disable the built-in Administrator, turn hibernation off (no
hiberfil.sys in the image), remove cached answer files and setup logs, and run
sysprep /generalize.
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The script no longer needs the parent repository or SSH: it builds an answer
ISO from windows11/seed/Autounattend.xml, installs Windows from the ISO in
QEMU (hardware in windows11/qemu uses only devices with inbox Windows
drivers), and the answer file generalizes the image with sysprep at the end.
The base holds only Windows: no account (the built-in Administrator is
disabled), no SSH, no settings, no VirtIO drivers, no machine identity and no
cached answer files. VMs are configured on first boot from an Unattend.xml on
an attached CD-ROM. Add --window and --from-img; press a key at the ISO boot
prompt with the z key, which neither UEFI nor Windows Setup ignores or acts on.
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Installs Windows unattended from the ISO in a scratch VM (under /var/tmp
by default), generalizes it with sysprep over SSH and stores the shut-down
disk as the read-only base image that run-windows11.py clones.
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