These are the virt-customize operations that should work on Windows
guests. All others likely do not work.
--copy SOURCE:DEST
--copy-in LOCALPATH:REMOTEDIR
--delete PATH
--edit FILE:EXPR
This should work, although there may be problems
with line endings.
--firstboot SCRIPT
--firstboot-command 'CMD+ARGS'
Obviously you need to use a batch file or powershell
script. We know this should work because we use
it in virt-v2v.
--hostname HOSTNAME
--timezone TIMEZONE
I *think* these should work, but I've not tested them.
--mkdir DIR
--move SOURCE:DEST
--touch FILE
--truncate FILE
--truncate-recursive PATH
--upload FILE:DEST
--write FILE:CONTENT
Rich.
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