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Scott Kelly
My question has to do with FBA on a compact flash system...
Our current XPe image for the last 4 years is working great. It is hard
drive based with a C: partition for the OS that is protected by disk based
EWF partition. Our D: partition is our voice mail system.
The way we typically deliver a master to the factory is that we get
everything just right about the image and then run FBRESEAL. We do this so
that when the factory duplicates the drive and then boots the systems, each
will have a unique network name , etc (and I am not sure what the "etc."
actually is ).
This process has worked well for us. But now that we look to use Compact
Flash - I have read that you do not want FBA running on the CF card.
Any thoughts on the direction I should take with this?
Also - are there any stats or rules of thumb on how long CF cards last?
Thanks,
Scott
Our current XPe image for the last 4 years is working great. It is hard
drive based with a C: partition for the OS that is protected by disk based
EWF partition. Our D: partition is our voice mail system.
The way we typically deliver a master to the factory is that we get
everything just right about the image and then run FBRESEAL. We do this so
that when the factory duplicates the drive and then boots the systems, each
will have a unique network name , etc (and I am not sure what the "etc."
actually is ).
This process has worked well for us. But now that we look to use Compact
Flash - I have read that you do not want FBA running on the CF card.
Any thoughts on the direction I should take with this?
Also - are there any stats or rules of thumb on how long CF cards last?
Thanks,
Scott