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Eric
I'm trying to take an image of a Windows XP Professional
installation. I have 1 extended partition with 4 logical
drives that I have mounted to various points in the file
system, not as added drive letters. Every time I run
sysprep to prepare for imaging, sysprep wipes out the
mount points and loads the logical drives as drives
letters, leaving the mount points as unaccessible
Junctions. I can manually reset each one of these drives
but that takes a couple of minutes, and I have over 500
systems to image with this setup. Anyone know of a way to
keep sysprep from changing the mount points, or how to
remount the logical drives correctly up reboot? Thanks.
installation. I have 1 extended partition with 4 logical
drives that I have mounted to various points in the file
system, not as added drive letters. Every time I run
sysprep to prepare for imaging, sysprep wipes out the
mount points and loads the logical drives as drives
letters, leaving the mount points as unaccessible
Junctions. I can manually reset each one of these drives
but that takes a couple of minutes, and I have over 500
systems to image with this setup. Anyone know of a way to
keep sysprep from changing the mount points, or how to
remount the logical drives correctly up reboot? Thanks.