mpack Site Moderator Posts: 35512 Joined: 4. Type "vbox-img createiso -help" for syntax info. This folds in most of the functionality of the RTIsoMaker tool. Tip2: for a command line tool, check out the "vbox-img" tool in the VBox executables folder.
Note that MBR and EFI VM BIOSes need separate booting mechanisms. Tip: if you import the /boot folder from a bootable ISO then you can create a bootable VISO. viso file can also be moved, it doesn't need to live in the VM folder after creation and before mounting in some VM. This can be mounted in any VM just like an ISO. That creates an editable text file with a.
you indicate files and folders from other places that you want to include on the CD, then finally you save the VISO image. Thereafter, think of it as if you're creating a CD image using an tool such as ImgBurn, as the interface is very similar. Then choose "Choose/Create disk image" (this should bring up the "Optical Disk Selector" dialog), then click the "Create" button. In VirtualBox 6.1.0 the easiest way to create a VISO is to run the manager, select a VM from the left panel, then click on the " Empty" field in the Storage box in the Detail settings view (yes I know, there is no visible indication that this field is clickable until you hover over it - it's an odd design choice). Drag the files you want to include into the new folder. Most of these downloads are done by the corresponding program. Type a name for your folderuse something that will reflect the content of the ISO youre creating. Now that physical disks are no longer in use, everything will be downloaded directly to your device from the Internet. Click the File menu and select New Folder. I raised this subject with the devs before, basically the command line RTIsoMaker stuff seems to be a placeholder for when they get time to write better docs. Click the Desktop folder in the left panel, or choose another location if you want to create your new folder somewhere else.
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