If you are looking for a Wheezy 64 box, you can download the Vagrant box created by the scripts in this repository.

2013-Dec-11, 324.58MiB debian-wheezy-64_7.2.box

Get it with Vagrant:

vagrant init wheezy64 http://files.idatasys.net/debian-wheezy-64_7.2.box --checksum 31F5D4C07131E7B1CA7766E895468D38 --checksum-type md5

If you would like to create a more up to date base box, set up the base box per above and then:

1. Start and login to the box as user: vagrant password: vagrant
2. Run all commands after # Update and clean up in late_command.sh, currently
3. sudo apt-get -y update
4. sudo apt-get -y upgrade
5. sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade -- optional
6. sudo apt-get -y clean
7. sudo apt-get -y autoclean
8. sudo apt-get -y --purge autoremove
9. Shutdown the vagrant box
10. Use Vagrant to package the box, i.e.: vagrant package --base "wheezy64" --output "20131230-debian-wheezy-64_7.2.box"

This is a very bare Debian Wheezy x64 Vagrant Base Box. It does not include Puppet, Chef or Ruby. It is a bare bones Wheezy installation with the bare minimum required to work with Vagrant. Some key information:

1. It does include the standard Vagrant user and a default password of vagrant
2. It also includes the default Vagrant user public key
3. User 'Vagrant' has passwordless SUDO privileges
4. It features an 80GB Dynamic HDD configured with LVM, so it can easily be expanded if needed
5. Other settings and features per the configuration files in this repository

1. This is a heavily customized modification to the forked code for my very specific use case.
2. I don't consider this implementation to be suitable for use by others
3. As of 11 Dec 2013, the preseed files work. This is using the most recent version of Virtualbox for Windows and Debian 7.2 64-Bit.
4. Setting up the VM is done using Virtualbox in the Windows Host
5. A separate Debian Guest is used for building the custom.iso install image
6. Creating the Vagrant .box is done manually in Windows.
7. I may clean this up in the future and make it more "public friendly"
8. Some things are hard coded which shouldn't be. For example, the final line copies the custom.iso to my sf_shared folder so I can access the iso on my Windows Host.

####This script will:

1. download the Debian 7.2 "Wheezy" server, 64bit iso
2. ... do some magic to turn it into a vagrant box file
3. output debian-wheezy-64.box

• mkisofs
• 7zip

./build.sh

This should do everything you need. If you don't have mkisofs or p7zip, install homebrew, then:

brew install cdrtools
brew install p7zip

To add debian-wheezy-64.box with name debian-72 into vagrant:

vagrant box add "debian-72" debian-wheezy-64.box

./build.sh

This should do everything you need. If you don't have mkisofs or p7zip:

sudo apt-get install genisoimage
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full

To add debian-wheezy-64.box with name debian-72 into vagrant:

vagrant box add "debian-72" debian-wheezy-64.box

This script basted on original Carl's repo and with some tweaks to be compatible Debian 7.2.