When I started this blog post it was more a can I create a Fully cluster in 5 minutes and with 10 min extra a two node cluster and loaded with a two instance cluster. Well I could.
If I had better hardware SSD/fusionIO or other SMB 3.0 huge etc it would be much faster ( donations are Welcome 
) Joking
I posted the vid on youtube and the blog and it seams it is not as common as I thought. no next next Finish Deployment.
As you already know deployments are time eating preparations. But once you have it in place it rocks.
So I’ll place an update on the source files remember change the domain/user account server names
Old Source blog :
https://robertsmit.wordpress.com/2013/07/08/sql-server-2014-create-a-new-sql-server-failover-cluster-setup-in-5-minutes-sql2014-windows2012r2-wpc13/
Get the ini files here http://sdrv.ms/12dqaya ( logon with your Microsoft Passport )
Watch this new video I made http://youtu.be/UyqNY5JyE9k
In the source file there are 
Create SQL CSV Clustered instance and join other node to the instance.
With the create cluster name IP , bind ISCSI etc and one Extra SQL install with out CSV also in 3 steps.
All the Files are there. just as an sample on how to do this.
http://1drv.ms/1jgOXzk
Have Fun!
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Create SQL CSV Clustered instance and join other node to the instance.
With the create cluster name IP , bind ISCSI etc and one Extra SQL install with out CSV also in 3 steps.
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