Thank you Jakob and Narcis for your reply. I used proceeding and it's working perfectly. I had a small challenge in getting rid of the first install menu which after modifying a file in the iso image everything is automatized now.
Cheers, Ashkan On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 8:24 PM, Narcis Garcia <informat...@actiu.net> wrote: > You can perform (and automate) your GNU/Linux installations without > booting Qemu/KVM at all. > > 1. Create disk image with: qemu-img create -f raw > 2. Attach disk image as a block device with: losetup > 3. Partition the virtual disk with: parted > 4. Format the partitions with: mkfs > 5. Deploy the OS with: debootstrap > 6. Install boot manager in a chroot: grub-install, update-grub > 7. Customize users accounts with: adduser, usermod > > And your Debian disk image is ready for your users. > > > El 06/04/16 a les 18:09, Ashkan Taslimi ha escrit: > > Hi there, > > > > I want to install a debian8.iso on an image debian8.img without -boot > flag. > > Is it possible to skip all the interactions needed for installing an OS > > in qemu? > > > > Any single hint is highly appreciative. > > > > Thanks in advance, > > Ashkan > > > > /PS: I hope the question is clear!/ > >
