@ -4,11 +4,14 @@ fucking Packer
#>
<#
. notes
This is intended for use in the postinstall phase .
Only function s that were intended to run in that phase should have the concept of a " LabTempDir " .
TODO : make sure this is always a 100 % normalized path
#>
function Get-LabTempDir {
write-verbose " Function: $( $MyInvocation . MyCommand ) ... "
if ( " ${script:WinTrialLabTemp} " ) { }
if ( " ${script:WinTrialLabTemp} " ) { } # noop
elseif ( " ${env:WinTrialLabTemp} " ) {
$script:WinTrialLabTemp = $env:WinTrialLabTemp
}
@ -31,12 +34,35 @@ function Invoke-ExpressionAndCheck {
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $command
)
$global:LASTEXITCODE = 0
write-verbose " Invoking expression ' $command ' "
invoke-expression -command $command
write-verbose " Expression ' $command ' had a last exit code of ' $LastExitCode ' "
if ( $global:LASTEXITCODE -ne 0 ) {
throw " LASTEXITCODE: ${global:LASTEXITCODE} for command: ' ${command} ' "
}
}
# function Copy-ItemAndExclude {
# [cmdletbinding()] param(
# [parameter(mandatory=$true)] [string] $path,
# [parameter(mandatory=$true)] [string] $destination,
# [parameter(mandatory=$true)] [string[]] $exclude,
# [switch] $force
# )
# $path = resolve-path $path | select -expand path
# $sourceItems = Get-ChildItem -Path $path -Recurse -Exclude $exclude
# write-verbose "Found $($sourceItems.count) items to copy from '$path'"
# #$sourceItems | copy-item -force:$force -destination {Join-Path $destination $_.FullName.Substring($path.length)}
# $sourceItems | copy-item -force:$force -destination {
# if ($_.GetType() -eq [System.IO.FileInfo]) {
# Join-Path $destination $_.FullName.Substring($path.length)
# }
# else {
# Join-Path $destination $_.Parent.FullName.Substring($path.length)
# }
# }
# }
function Get-WebUrl {
param (
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $url ,
@ -68,6 +94,11 @@ function Get-WebUrl {
( New-Object System . Net . WebClient ) . DownloadFile ( $url , $downloadPath )
}
$ArchitectureId = @ {
i386 = " i386 "
amd64 = " amd64 "
}
<#
. description
Return the OS Architecture , as determined by WMI
@ -81,15 +112,10 @@ function Get-OSArchitecture {
write-verbose " Function: $( $MyInvocation . MyCommand ) ... "
#reg Query "HKLM\Hardware\Description\System\CentralProcessor\0" | find /i "x86" > NUL && set OSARCHITECTURE=32BIT || set OSARCHITECTURE=64BIT
$OSArch = Get-WmiObject -class win32_operatingsystem -property osarchitecture | select -expand OSArchitecture
if ( $OSArch -match " 64 " ) {
return " amd64 "
}
elseif ( $OSArch -match " 32 " ) {
return " i386 "
}
else {
throw " Could not determine OS Architecture from string ' $OSArch ' "
}
if ( $OSArch -match " 64 " ) { return $ArchitectureId . amd64 }
elseif ( $OSArch -match " 32 " ) { return $ArchitectureId . i386 }
else { throw " Could not determine OS Architecture from string ' $OSArch ' " }
}
function Test-AdminPrivileges {
@ -194,8 +220,6 @@ function Show-ErrorReport {
exit 1
}
}
set-alias err Show-ErrorReport
$script:szInstallDir = " $env:ProgramFiles \7-Zip "
set-alias sevenzip " ${script:szInstallDir} \7z.exe "
@ -218,13 +242,6 @@ function Install-SevenZip {
write-verbose " Downloaded ' $szUrl ' to ' $szDlPath ', now running msiexec... "
#msiexec /qn /i "$szDlPath"
#[Diagnostics.Process]::Start("msiexec",@("/quiet","/qn","/i",$szDlPath)).WaitForExit()
#[Diagnostics.Process]::Start("msiexec", "/i","`"$szDlPath`","/q","/INSTALLDIR=`"$szInstallDir`"")).WaitForExit()
#msiexec /i "`"$sqlDlPath`"" /q "/INSTALLDIR=`"$script:szInstallDir`""
#$msiArgs = '/i "${0}" /q /INSTALLDIR="{1}"' -f $szDlPath, $szInstallDir
#$msiArgs = '/i "${0}" /qn /INSTALLDIR="{1}"' -f $szDlPath, $szInstallDir
#([Diagnostics.Process]::Start("msiexec", $msiArgs)).WaitForExit()
msiexec / qn / i " $szDlPath "
sleep 30 # Windows is bad, written by bad people who write bad software. More like softWHEREdidyougetthisideaitSUCKS amirite??
if ( $LASTEXITCODE -and ( $LASTEXITCODE -ne 0 ) ) { throw " External command failed with code ' $LASTEXITCODE ' " }
@ -495,11 +512,156 @@ function Set-PasswordExpiry {
cmd . exe / c wmic useraccount where " name=' $accountName ' " set " PasswordExpires= $pe "
}
$exAlias = @ ( " sevenzip " )
$exFunction = @ (
" Get-OSArchitecture "
" Get-LabTempDir "
" Install-SevenZip "
" Install-VBoxAdditions "
)
export-modulemember -alias * -function *
<#
. description
Get the path of the Windows ADK or AIK or whatever the fuck they ' re calling it from a format string
- { 0 } is always the WAIK directory
- e . g . " C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.1\ "
- e . g . " X:\Program Files\Windows Kits\8.0 "
- { 1 } is always the host architecture ( x86 or amd64 )
- i THINK this is right , but I don ' t understand WHY . why do you need an amd64 version of oscdimg . exe ?
- however , there are arm executables lying around , and i definitely can ' t execute those . wtf ?
So we expect a string like " {0}\bin\{1}\wsutil.exe "
#>
function Get-AdkPath {
[ cmdletbinding ( ) ] param (
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $pathFormatString
)
$adkPath = " "
$possibleAdkPaths = @ ( " $ {env:ProgramFiles(x86)}\Windows Kits\8.1 " , " ${env:ProgramFiles} \Windows Kits\8.1 " )
$possibleAdkPaths | % { if ( test-path $_ ) { $adkPath = $_ } }
if ( -not $adkPath ) { throw " Could not find the Windows Automated Installation Kit " }
write-verbose " Found the WAIK at ' $adkPath ' "
$arch = Get-OSArchitecture
switch ( $arch ) {
$ArchitectureId . i386 {
$formatted = $pathFormatString -f $adkPath , $waikArch
if ( test-path $formatted ) { return $formatted }
}
$ArchitectureId . amd64 {
foreach ( $waikArch in @ ( " amd64 " , " x64 " ) ) {
$formatted = $pathFormatString -f $adkPath , $waikArch
if ( test-path $formatted ) { return $formatted }
}
}
default {
throw " Could not determine architecture of ' $arch ' "
}
}
throw " Could not resolve format string ' $pathFormatString ' to an existing path "
}
function New-WindowsInstallMedia {
[ cmdletbinding ( ) ] param (
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $sourceIsoPath ,
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $installMediaTemp , # WILL BE DELETED
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $installWimPath , # your new install.wim file
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $outputIsoPath
)
$oscdImgPath = Get-AdkPath " {0}\Assessment and Deployment Kit\Deployment Tools\{1}\Oscdimg\oscdimg.exe "
$installWimPath = resolve-path $installWimPath | select -expand path
$installMediaTemp = mkdir -force $installMediaTemp | select -expand fullname
$outputIsoParentPath = split-path $outputIsoPath -parent
$outputIsoFilename = split-path $outputIsoPath -leaf
$outputIsoParentPath = mkdir -force $outputIsoParentPath | select -expand fullname
if ( test-path $installMediaTemp ) { rm -recurse -force $installMediaTemp }
mkdir -force $installMediaTemp | out-null
$diskVol = get-diskimage -imagepath $sourceIsoPath | get-volume
if ( -not $diskVol ) {
mount-diskimage -imagepath $sourceIsoPath
$diskVol = get-diskimage -imagepath $sourceIsoPath | get-volume
}
$driveLetter = $diskVol | select -expand DriveLetter
$existingInstallMediaDir = " ${driveLetter} : "
# TODO: the first copy here copies the original install.wim, and the second copies the new one over it
# this is really fucking dumb right? but then, THIS is way fucking dumber:
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/731752/exclude-list-in-powershell-copy-item-does-not-appear-to-be-working
# PS none of those solutions are generic enough to get included so fuck it
copy-item -recurse -path " $existingInstallMediaDir \* " -destination " $installMediaTemp " -verbose: $verbose
remove-item -force -path " $installMediaTemp \sources\install.wim "
copy-item -path $installWimPath -destination " $installMediaTemp \sources\install.wim " -force -verbose: $verbose
$etfsBoot = resolve-path " $existingInstallMediaDir \boot\etfsboot.com " | select -expand Path
$oscdimgCall = '& "{0}" -m -n -b"{1}" "{2}" "{3}"' -f @ ( $oscdImgPath , $etfsBoot , $installMediaTemp , $outputIsoPath )
write-verbose " Calling OSCDIMG: ' $oscdimgCall "
Invoke-ExpressionAndCheck $oscdimgCall -verbose: $verbose
dismount-diskimage -imagepath $sourceIsoPath
}
<#
. notes
For use with WSUS Offline Updater
#>
function Get-WOShortCode {
param (
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $OSName ,
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $OSArchitecture
)
# I'm adding to this list slowly, only as I encounter the actual names from install.wim
# on the trial CDs when I actually try to install them
$shortCodeTable = @ {
" 8.1 " = " w63 "
}
$shortCodeTable . keys | % { if ( $OSName -match $_ ) { $shortCode = $shortCodeTable [ $_ ] } }
if ( -not $shortCode ) { throw " Could not determine shortcode for an OS named ' $OSName ' " }
if ( $OSArchitecture -match $ArchitectureId . i386 ) { $shortCode + = " " }
elseif ( $OSArchitecture -match $ArchitectureId . amd64 ) { $shortCode + = " -x64 " }
else { throw " Could not determine shortcode for an OS of architecture ' $OSArchitecture ' " }
write-verbose " Found shortcode ' $shortcode ' for OS named ' $OSName ' of architecture ' $OSArchitecture ' "
return $shortCode
}
### TEMP SECTION
# This section contains stuff that's probably only useful in development
function Get-DownloadedUpdates {
[ cmdletbinding ( ) ] param (
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $wsusOfflineClientDir
)
$updateFiles = ls $wsusOfflineClientDir \ w * \ * \ * kb *
#$updateFiles = ls $wsusOfflineClientDir\w63\glb\*kb* | select -first 20
$updates = @ ( )
foreach ( $u in $updateFiles ) {
$update = New-Object PSObject -Property @ { Item = $u }
if ( $u . name -match " .*(kb[0-9]+(\-v[0-9]+)?).* " ) {
$kb = $matches [ 1 ]
Add-Member -inputObject $update -NotePropertyMembers @ { KB = $kb }
}
$updates + = @ ( $update )
}
return $updates
}
function SearchUpdatesList {
[ cmdletbinding ( ) ] param (
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] $updateList ,
[ parameter ( mandatory = $true ) ] [ string ] $kbFragment
)
return $updateList | ? { $_ . kb -match $kbFragment }
}
# Exports:
$emmParams = @ {
Alias = @ ( " sevenzip " )
Variable = @ ( " ArchitectureId " )
Function = " * "
# Function = @(
# "Get-OSArchitecture"
# "Get-LabTempDir"
# "Install-SevenZip"
# "Install-VBoxAdditions"
# )
}
export-modulemember @emmParams
Micah R Ledbetter
9 years ago