Creating A Folder In An Open Image; Excluding A File Or Folder From A File Set In The Open Image; Marking A File Or Folder For Deletion In The Open Image; Purging Files And Folders Marked For Deletion From The Open Image - Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.3 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 02-12-2010 Administration Manual

D.1.4 Creating a Folder in an Open Image
1 Start Image Explorer.
2 In the left pane, browse to the partition or folder where you want to create the folder, click
type the name of the folder, then click OK.
D.1.5 Excluding a File or Folder from a File Set in the Open
Image
1 Start Image Explorer.
2 Select the file or folder, click Edit, click File sets, then select the file sets that you want the file
or folder to be excluded from.
This image has 10 possible file sets, labeled Set 1, Set 2, and so on. The files and/or folders that
you selected in the main window is excluded only from the file sets that you select in this
dialog box.
D.1.6 Marking a File or Folder for Deletion in the Open Image
1 Start Image Explorer.
2 Select the file or folder, click Image, then click Delete.
IMPORTANT: Deleting a file in the Image Explorer merely marks it for deletion; it can still
be retrieved. A file marked as deleted is not removed from the image until the image is purged;
files and folders marked as deleted are not restored during imaging.
D.1.7 Purging Files and Folders Marked for Deletion from the
Open Image
1 Start Image Explorer.
2 Ensure that the open image has been saved, click File, then click Purge deleted files.
3 Browse to the image filename or specify a new image filename, then click Save.
D.1.8 Extracting a File or Directory from the Open Image to a
Folder
1 Start Image Explorer.
2 Click the file or directory, click File > Extract > As files, browse to and select a folder, then
click OK.
D.1.9 Extracting a File or Directory from the Open Image As an
Add-On Image
1 Start Image Explorer.
2 Click the file or directory, click File > Extract > As add-on image, type the name of the new
add-on image, then click OK.
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