OSDBuilder offline servicing updates

#region authoringBox - initial preparation 
#region authoringBox - ADK installation
# https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/get-started/adk-install
# Install only Deployment Tools
#endregion

#region authoringBox - initializing disk O for the ISO storage

#endregion

#region authoringBox - OSDBuilder installation

Set-ExecutionPolicy ByPass -Scope CurrentUser -Force
Install-PackageProvider -Name NuGet -MinimumVersion 2.8.5.201 -Force
Install-Module OSDBuilder -Force
Install-Module OSDSUS -Force
# OSDBUilder 23.2.21.1 | OSD 24.6.18.1
# store the OSDBuilder within the separate directly aside from your regular OS
Get-OSDBuilder -SetHome O:\OSDBuilder
Get-OSDBuilder -CreatePaths

Get-OSDBuilder
## Update OSDBuilder
OSDBuilder -UpdateModule
OSDBuilder -Update
Update-OSDSUS
#endregion
#endregion

Import-Module -Name OSDBuilder -Force
Import-Module -Name OSDSUS -Force

# Tested 2024.06

$isoName = '10_21H1_LTSC.iso'
$isoFolder = 'O:\ISO\notUpdated\w10\evalCenter'
$isoSourcePath = Join-Path -Path $isoFolder -ChildPath $isoName

$imageName = 'Windows 10 Enterprise N LTSC Evaluation x64 21H2 19044.4529'
$taskName = '202406_w2k22_eval_desktopExperience_updates'

Mount-DiskImage -ImagePath $isoSourcePath -Verbose

# 2. Import iso
# ImageIndex 1: Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC Evaluation
# ImageIndex 2: Windows 10 Enterprise N LTSC Evaluation
Import-OSMedia -Index 2

# Unmount Diskimage

Get-OSMedia -GridView -Verbose

#Update-OSMedia -Download -Execute
# OS Media does not have the latest WSUSXML (MS Updates)
# Use the following command before furnning New-OSBuild
Update-OSMedia -Name $imageName -Download -Execute

# Now that the OS Media is imported and updated, you must create a task that you’ll use to re-run the monthly updates with any features you enable or disable.
# Run this command to create a new task (or re-run a previously created task). 
# In my case, I’m planning to enable .NET 3.5 SP1 so I’ve created the task name as shown below. 
# Create the name that makes sense for you.
New-OSBuildTask -TaskName $taskName -EnableNetFX3

New-OSBuild -Download -Execute -ByTaskName $taskName
#pick the OSImport

# copy the autounatted.xml here
Invoke-Item -Path 'O:\OSDBuilder\OSBuilds\Windows 10 Enterprise N LTSC Evaluation x64 21H2 19044.4529\OS'

Get-OSBuilds

New-OSBMediaISO -FullName 'O:\OSDBuilder\OSBuilds\Windows 10 Enterprise N LTSC Evaluation x64 21H2 19044.4529'
#New-OSBMediaISO -FullName "O:\OSDBuilder\OSBuilds\$windowsServer2022ReleaseName"
#pick OSBuild - (pushed up all updates, and enabled netfx)

#ISO should be stored in following directory:
Invoke-Item -Path "O:\OSDBuilder\OSBuilds\$imageName\ISO"

#Copy the image to your ISO repository

$w2k22_eval_iso_path = 'O:\ISO\notUpdated\server\2022\w2k22.iso'
$imageName = 'Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Evaluation Desktop Experience x64 21H2 20348.587'
$taskName = '202406_w2k22_eval_desktopExperience_updates'

Mount-DiskImage -ImagePath $w2k22_eval_iso_path

#ImageIndex 1: Windows Server 2022 Standard Evaluation
#ImageIndex 2: Windows Server 2022 Standard Evaluation (Desktop Experience)
#ImageIndex 3: Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Evaluation
#ImageIndex 4: Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Evaluation (Desktop Experience)
Import-OSMedia -Index 4

# Unmount Diskimage

Get-OSMedia
#$windowsServer2022Release = 'Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Evaluation x64 21H2 20348.587'
#Get-OSMedia | Where-Object {($_.Name -match $windowsServer2022ReleaseName) -and ($_.Revision -eq 'OK') -and ($_.Updates -eq 'Update')} |
#              Foreach {Update-OSMedia -Download -Execute -Name $_.Name}

New-OSBuildTask -TaskName $taskName -EnableNetFX3
New-OSBuild -Download -Execute -ByTaskName $taskName
#pick the OSImport

# copy the autounattend.xml to the directory
Invoke-Item -Path 'O:\OSDBuilder\OSBuilds\Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Evaluation Desktop Experience x64 21H2 20348.587\OS'

New-OSBMediaISO
#New-OSBMediaISO -FullName "O:\OSDBuilder\OSBuilds\$windowsServer2022ReleaseName"
#pick OSBuild - (pushed up all updates, and enabled netfx)

#ISO should be stored in following directory:
Invoke-Item -Path "O:\OSDBuilder\OSBuilds\$imageName\ISO"

# Copy the image to your ISO repository
# rename copied is to w10ent_21H2_2406_untd_bios

<#
.Synopsis
    Sample script for Deployment Research
    For UEFI Deployments, modifies a WinPE ISO to not ask for "Press Any Key To Boot From..."

.DESCRIPTION
    Created: 2020-01-10
    Version: 1.0
     
    Author : Johan Arwidmark
    Twitter: @jarwidmark
    Blog   : https://deploymentresearch.com
 
    Disclaimer: This script is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, confers no rights and 
    is not supported by the author or DeploymentArtist..

.NOTES
    Requires Windows ADK 10 to be installed

.EXAMPLE
    N/A
#>

# Settings
$architecture = "amd64" # Or x86
$adkPath = "${env:ProgramFiles(x86)}\Windows Kits\10\Assessment and Deployment Kit"
#$WinPE_ADK_Path = $adkPath + "\Windows Preinstallation Environment"
$oscdimgPath = $adkPath + "\Deployment Tools" + "\$architecture\Oscdimg"

$isoPath                        = 'O:\iso'
$isoUpdatedFolderName           = 'updated_2302'
$isoUpdatedUnattendedFolderName = 'updated_2302_unattended'
$isoUpdatedFileName             = 'w10_21H2_updt_2302.iso'
$isoFinalFileName               = 'w10_21H2_updt_2302_unattended_noprompt.iso'

#path where the OSDBuilder output iso is stored
$isoUpdatedPath           = Join-Path -Path $isoPath -ChildPath $isoUpdatedFolderName
#location of the iso which is processed to become unattended, no prompt
$isoUpdatedFile           = Join-Path -Path $isoUpdatedPath -ChildPath $isoUpdatedFileName

#path where the final iso file is stored
$isoUpdatedUnattendedPath = Join-Path -Path $isoPath -ChildPath $isoUpdatedUnattendedFolderName 
#location of the iso which is the outcome of the script processing
$isoUpdatedUnattendedFile = Join-Path -Path $isoUpdatedUnattendedPath -ChildPath $isoFinalFileName

# Validate locations
If (!(Test-path $isoUpdatedFile)){ Write-Warning "ISO file updated by OSDBuilder does not exist, aborting...";Break}
If (!(Test-path $adkPath)){ Write-Warning "ADK Path does not exist, aborting...";Break}
If (!(Test-path $oscdimgPath)){ Write-Warning "OSCDIMG Path does not exist, aborting...";Break}

# Mount the Original ISO ($isoUpdatedFile) and figure out the drive-letter
Mount-DiskImage -ImagePath $isoUpdatedFile
$isoImage = Get-DiskImage -ImagePath $isoUpdatedFile | Get-Volume
$isoDrive = [string]$isoImage.DriveLetter+":"

# Section added for BIOS Support
# the updated iso content is copied to the Temp Directory
# this steps is to add the autounattend.xml file and repack the iso later on again
$TempFolder = "O:\Temp\ISO"
New-Item -Path $TempFolder -ItemType Directory -Force
Copy-Item "$ISODrive\*" $TempFolder -Recurse
Remove-Item (Join-Path $TempFolder "boot\bootfix.bin") -Force

# Copy the unattended file
# (update 2023.02)this section needs some improvement and autodetection of the OS type or an argument passed into the script or function once it is integrated with the module
# at this point the autounattend.xml file should already exist somewhere on the filesystem

# pick this file if the iso is server based
$autounattendFileName = 'autounattend.xml'
# NOTE: the xml file for the windows 10 i slightly different that for the server operating systems
$autounattendFullPath = Join-Path -Path $isoPath -ChildPath $autounattendFileName
Copy-Item $autounattendFullPath -Destination $TempFolder -Verbose

# Dismount the Original ISO
Dismount-DiskImage -ImagePath $isoUpdatedFile

# Create a new bootable  ISO file, based on the Original ISO, but using efisys_noprompt.bin instead
$BootData='2#p0,e,b"{0}"#pEF,e,b"{1}"' -f "$oscdimgPath\etfsboot.com","$oscdimgPath\efisys_noprompt.bin"
   
$Proc = Start-Process -FilePath "$oscdimgPath\oscdimg.exe" -ArgumentList @("-bootdata:$BootData",'-u2','-udfver102',"$TempFolder\","`"$isoUpdatedUnattendedFile`"") -PassThru -Wait -NoNewWindow
if($Proc.ExitCode -ne 0)
{
    Throw "Failed to generate ISO with exitcode: $($Proc.ExitCode)"
}
else {
    #remove the content of the tempfolder so the the logic can be repeated with the subsequent image or OS version
    Remove-Item $TempFolder -Force
}