Readme edited

README.md

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 # Geco-cloudbase-init
 
-This is a Proxmox patch that allows us to use Cloudbase-init with windows hosts.
+This is an implementation of Cloudbase-Init to Windows virtual machines running in a Proxmox Node in order to use cloud-init with those vms.
 
-What can you do with this patch?
+What can you do with this implementation?
 Use Cloudbase-Init with Windows VMs to:
 * Create a new user with username or enable administrator.
 * Set a password on the new user or administrator.
@@ -18,11 +18,36 @@ There is two files that we need to modify Qemu.pm and Cloudinit.pm.
 * Qemu.pm to get password as cleartext in meta_data drive when it is a Windows VM.
 * Cloudinit.pm to generate a metadata json file with variables that are compatible with Cloudbase-Init.
 
+## Proxmox Patch
+
+We have provided patch file for two different versions, if you are on those versions you can simply download it and apply the patch by doing;
+```
+# Check the version of your qemu-server
+apt show qemu-server |grep "Version"
+
+# If your version is 6.4-2 or 7.1-4 download the corresponding patch from this repo and continue, if not continue manual patching below.
+
+# Launch below as a test to see if you can apply the patch file, change path to where you downloaded the files and run this for two .patch files.
+patch --force --forward --backup -p0 --directory / --input "/absolute/path/to/patchfile.pm.patch" --dry-run && echo "You can apply patch" || { echo "Can't apply patch!";}
+
+# If the result is "Can't apply patch!", you can type "apt reinstall qemu-server" to reinstall the qemu-server files(If you have made changes to qemu-server source files they will be lost!)
+
+# Apply the patch if the result is "You can apply patch"
+patch --force --forward --backup -p0 --directory / --input "/absolute/path/to/patchfile.pm.patch"
+
+```
+
+If you want to revert the patch:
+`patch --force --reverse --backup -p0 --directory / --input "/absolute/path/to/patchfile.pm.patch"`
+
+
 If you want to apply the patch manually you can follow these steps: [Manual Patching](https://git.geco-it.net/c.soylu/Geco-cloudbase-init/src/branch/master/MANUALPATCH.md)
 
-## Scripts
-We have [two scripts](https://git.geco-it.net/c.soylu/Geco-cloudbase-init/src/branch/master/localscripts) that do some fonctionality that we needed; enabling administrator user and enabling dhcp
-You need to move those scripts into Cloudbase Solutions\Cloudbase-Init\LocalScripts\ in your program files.
+## Cloudbase-Init LocalScripts
+We have [two scripts](https://git.geco-it.net/c.soylu/Geco-cloudbase-init/src/branch/master/localscripts) that do some fonctionality that Cloudbase-Init doesnt have;
+* Enabling administrator user when it's name is given to the Cloudbase-Init
+* Enabling DHCP on the network adapters
+Move those scripts into Cloudbase Solutions\Cloudbase-Init\LocalScripts\ in your program files of your Windows VM.
 
 ## Powershell Script
 [This](https://git.geco-it.net/c.soylu/Geco-cloudbase-init/src/branch/master/powershell) powershell script has a few uses.
@@ -30,9 +55,9 @@ You need to move those scripts into Cloudbase Solutions\Cloudbase-Init\LocalScri
 * Installs OpenSSH-Server from optional features of Windows.
 * Removes a store language package that causes an error when generelazing for sysprep.
 
-You need to run this script after installing Cloudbase-Init Continous Build. We need continous build to use Username fonctionality of openstack service.
+Run this script after installing Cloudbase-Init Continous Build. We need continous build because the stable build dates from 2020 and doesnt include functionalities we use.
 
-When everythin is installed simply run below in powershell to launch sysprep:
+When everything is installed simply run below in powershell to launch sysprep:
 ```
 cd ‘C:\Program Files\Cloudbase Solutions\Cloudbase-Init\conf’
 C:\Windows\System32\sysprep\sysprep.exe /generalize /oobe /unattend:Unattend.xml