Initialization was something new that was released in OSDBuilder MMSJazz Edition. You will see this initialization when you run OSDBuilder in a new PowerShell session. Subsequent executions of OSDBuilder will not display this notification
You can force this to happen again by adding the Initialize parameter. Adding Verbose shows more details
OSDBuilder -Initialize -Verbose
Finally you can also use the separate function to re-initialize things
Initialize-OSDBuilder
So what does this mean?
Global GET Variable
What's really happening is OSDBuilder is setting some Global Variables. You can see this by simply using the following command
$GetOSDBuilder
What's important to understand is that these variables are GET, which means they are set automatically and cannot be modified
Global SET Variable
While you can't change the GET Variables, OSDBuilder includes some variables that can be set
$SetOSDBuilder
and these happen to match up perfectly with
Setting OSDBuilder Variables
The OSDBuilder SET Variables can be controlled by a JSON file in the root of the OSDBuilder Home (Local), or in ProgramData (Global)
