Changes in settings & image deploying

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Hi
I had nothing but 'Start' on the target system and therefore I made changes
in User Interfce Core Settings.
Is there a way to apply those changes to the target with building a new
image and deploying it to the target system?
Thanks
David
 
David,
I had nothing but 'Start' on the target system and therefore I made changes
in User Interfce Core Settings.
Is there a way to apply those changes to the target with building a new
image and deploying it to the target system?
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If you deploy new image it is default behaviour. If you want just to change running image then you should determine changes done by
TD to files and registry when you enabled some option then you can copy files and modify registry manualy acordingly this will allow
you to use small changes without going trough FBA and redeploymenet each time when you change something.
After making changes reboot computer once.

Regards,
Slobodan
 
Thanks Slobodan.
I meant how to apply changes WITHOUT building a new image...
Sorry but I really didn't fully understood what to do and how apply small
changes to
a running image.
How do I find what files to copy or what to change in the registry?
 
David,
How do I find what files to copy or what to change in the registry?
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1. Disable option for "Auto Dependency reslove"
2. Add your component to empty image.
3. Make a build and same a image.
4. Check options in component that you want.
5. Check if number of unresolved dependencies increased. (if it is add newly referenced components)
6. build new image.
7. copare file difference (if any) you will see new files used by component.
8. By using regedit Load both system and software hives from both images, and search for differences.
9. Use regedit on target image to make apropriate changes in registry.

Regards,
Slobodan
 
OK...
But for now the running image do not have RUN on the Start Menu.
Actually it has nothing but LOG OFF or SHUT DOWN.
 
U¿ytkownik "David S. said:
OK...
But for now the running image do not have RUN on the Start Menu.
Actually it has nothing but LOG OFF or SHUT DOWN.
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Try to switch to "classic style" (via taskbar properties). Then you will see
"run" option. I think that you control actual start style somewhere in
registry, then you can add entries to the source of build.
 
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