This is a sample file, it can be used as a reference for your own installations. The password is: 123
Use the URL of the file in the Ubuntu Installer (Subiquity)
- Download the official Ubuntu ISO.
- Extract it to a folder of your preference.
- Put the
autoinstall.yaml
file into the root of the Ubuntu's extracted folder. - Then, use this command to create the ISO:
xorriso -as mkisofs -r -V "Name of the Image" -o ../name_of_your_custom_iso.iso -J -l -b boot/grub/i386-pc/eltorito.img -c boot.catalog -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table folder-with-the-ubuntus-iso-files/
To use the above commands make sure you have installed xorriso
and mkisofs
on your system.
Variables in the above command:
"Name of the Image"
: Is the name you want to appear on the file manager. TL;DR; is the ISO's label.../name_of_your_custom_iso.iso
: Is the name and path (to be saved) for your custom ISO.folder-with-the-ubuntus-iso-files/
: Path to the folder containing the files of the Ubuntu ISO that you extracted in step 2.
You should find the custom ISO in the upper directory of your working folder, unless you change the parameter ../name_of_your_custom_iso.iso
i.e. If you extracted the Ubuntu's ISO files in your downloads directory, the custom ISO will be in your home folder.