In this procedure you will inject Windows server 2012 R2 host drivers into the Windows server 2012 R2 DVD image. This procedure assumes the following:
There is either a Windows 8.1 or Windows 2012 R2 host with a local hard drive.
PowerShell is installed on the Windows host.
The Windows Automated Installation Kit is installed on the Windows host.
You have the Windows Server 2012 R2 DVD.
You have downloaded the Windows host drivers version 5.2.2-WIN to the Windows host.
For Windows 2012 R2:
C:\Temp\win2012r2
C:\Temp\300
C:\temp_mount
For Windows 2008 R2:
C:\Temp\win2008r2
C:\Temp\300
C:\temp_mount
The batch file has the following syntax:
XsigoPkgAddToW2k8_to_W2k12R2_DVDImage.bat win2012r2 path-to-DVD-contents path-to-drivers driver-folder-name path-to-WAIK temporary-mount-point where:
OS DVD folder location. This folder must have write access for the current user.
File path to the DVD that contains the modified OS image.
Path to the host drivers.
Path to the folder on the DVD where the host drivers exist.
Full file system path to the location of the Windows Automated Installation Kit.
Temporary mount point for the batch file to use.
For example:
XsigoPkgAddToW2k8_to_W2k12R2_DVDImage.bat win2012r2 C:\Temp\win2012r2 C:\Temp\ 300\xsigos-5.2.2.2 xsigos-5.2.2.2 "C:\Program Files\WindowsAIK" C:\temp_mount
Press any key if the command seems to be taking a while or not responding.