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Jonathan Swift
I've used Target Designer to select the components I want, built the image
files, and I've got a directory with the folders, eg. Program Files,
Windows, etc.
My system runs Windows 2003 server on the primary partition. I've just
added another drive, formatted it to FAT32 (200MB), copied the directory
there. Tried booting in to that partition to run SYSPREP - but this drive
is the 2nd IDE (slave) drive on the primary channel, and can't be made
active. CD-Rom is on 2nd IDE channel separately.
I've read the documentation but I still don't really understand what I'm
doing wrong. I presume I run sysprep - which obviously will need to put in
the "ntldr" and other files - so that the image can boot. Then presumably
I'm supposed to run HD2ISO to create the ISO. By the way I created a 2nd
partition on the 2nd drive (IDE 1) to hold the ISO.
Help !
files, and I've got a directory with the folders, eg. Program Files,
Windows, etc.
My system runs Windows 2003 server on the primary partition. I've just
added another drive, formatted it to FAT32 (200MB), copied the directory
there. Tried booting in to that partition to run SYSPREP - but this drive
is the 2nd IDE (slave) drive on the primary channel, and can't be made
active. CD-Rom is on 2nd IDE channel separately.
I've read the documentation but I still don't really understand what I'm
doing wrong. I presume I run sysprep - which obviously will need to put in
the "ntldr" and other files - so that the image can boot. Then presumably
I'm supposed to run HD2ISO to create the ISO. By the way I created a 2nd
partition on the 2nd drive (IDE 1) to hold the ISO.
Help !