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Expand Up @@ -73,14 +73,14 @@ To install ESXi, your system must meet specific requirements. Refer the [ESXi Re
## Generating the ESXi ISO Image

1. Use a Secure Shell (SSH) client to log in as the `root` user to the photon appliance at `<host_virtual_machine_fqdn>:22`.
2. Clone the repository into a directory.
2. Clone the repository into current directory.

```console
git clone https://github.com/vmware/python-script-for-esxi-imaging.git
cd python-script-for-esxi-imaging
```

3. Download the ESXi installer (ISO file) from your OEM or the [Broadcom Support Portal][kb-broadcom-downloads] and place the ISO file in the `esxi-imaging` directory.
3. Download the ESXi installer (ISO file) from your OEM or the [Broadcom Support Portal][kb-broadcom-downloads] and place the ISO file in the `python-script-for-esxi-imaging` directory that has been created during previous step.
4. Modify the [`re-image-hosts.json`][sample-json] file to update details like the ISO file name, MD5 checksum, network configuration, and installation disk.

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