[quote=“prattyy, post: 3330, member: 1074”]@catsrules
so you are saying that before i deploy the image i shoud delete my second partition??
and what should i do after the deployment to restore the partition and its data?[/quote]
I believe he meant that you should delete the second partition from the FOG server, so it does not overwrite the user data partition upon restore.
Posts made by boon
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RE: More control with Partitions
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RE: Fog can do bare metal backup and restore ?
[quote=“Carbonnier Alexandre, post: 3183, member: 1026”]Thanks , for your answer.
How can sysprepped correctly my computer ?
Thank you[/quote]
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RE: Need Help for upload from a user computer
Hi Amine,
Have you defined an image within Image Management, and associated this image with the client workstation?
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RE: How to use FOG to supply machine specific drivers for Windows 7 Sysprepped machines
[quote=“Fernando Gietz, post: 3253, member: 13”]You can download the driverpack from [URL=‘http://www.ehu.es/fogenehu/download/driverpack/softpack.7z’]here[/URL].
I call to DP_Tools from runonce.cmd script. You must uncompress the .7z file in c:\drivers folder, and post-sysprep call to runonce.cmd script.[/quote]
How do you avoid the Found New Hardware Wizard? It seems this causes the DPInst process to hang until all New Hardware Detected windows are closed.Thanks again for all of your help.
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RE: How to use FOG to supply machine specific drivers for Windows 7 Sysprepped machines
F[quote=“Fernando Gietz, post: 3144, member: 13”]Andrew: We tested a similar solution. The script is saved in the database (you write it in the WEBUI in a text area, and fog saved it via form), and the fog script accesses it from a web service after deploy process, before restart PC.
If you want to test the driverPack, I can share it.[/quote]
Fernando, I’d love to test your driverpack/script. I deal with many of the same model workstations in our environment. -
RE: HP Pro 4000 PXE issues?
Hi Scott,
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[SIZE=12px][FONT=Arial][COLOR=#000000]Follow these steps to add option 60 on Windows 2003:[/COLOR][/FONT][/SIZE]
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[]Open a command window (select [B]Start > Run > cmd[/B])
[]Type netsh
[]Type dhcp
[]Type server \<servername> or server <ip_address>
[]You then see a command prompt that says: dhcp server>
[]Type add optiondef 60 PXEClient STRING 0 comment=option added for PXE support
[]Type set optionvalue 60 STRING PXEClient
[]To confirm that everything has been set correctly, type show optionvalue all
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RE: How-to: Create a universal windows XP image using mysysprep.exe and VM Ware
Thanks for the quick walkthrough, SSX4LIFE!
If I wanted an image to detect ALL hardware, do I need to add all additional display/sound/etc drivers to \sysprep\drivers before running spdrvscn?
Thanks again for your help!