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# Creating new SecGen bases
We encourage you to use the existing bases when developing scenarios. Introducing new base boxes require careful thought and testing of modules for compatibility. This guide is mostly indended for those who wish to extend SecGen onto further VDI platforms (in addition to VirtualBox, and oVirt), which involves recreating our existing base images on these other platforms.
We encourage you to use the existing bases when developing scenarios. Introducing new base boxes require careful thought and testing of modules for compatibility. This guide is mostly intended for those who wish to extend SecGen onto further VDI platforms (in addition to VirtualBox, and oVirt), which involves recreating our existing base images on these other platforms.
When creating base images for SecGen, follow [guidelines on creating Vagrant base boxes](https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/boxes/base.html), with these additional considerations.
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Install VM guest tools software, to enable copy-paste between VMs, graphics, etc.
## Updating repository certificates
Occasionally we apt-get update; apt-get upgrade. This can be required to avoid package repo certificates from expiring; however, this does run the risk of breaking modules.
Alternatively, it may be possible to update the keys without updating other software: `sudo apt-key update`
## Avoid SecGen leaving extra files on the VMs
You should have these directories mounted as tmpfs, so that the files used by Vagrant to provision the VMs (including puppet files, SecGen module names, etc), don't get accidentally left on the VMs that are generated.
- /tmp/