Imaging Computers From Usb Disk On Key (Dok) Devices (Jumpdrives) - Symantec ALTIRIS DEPLOYMENT SOLUTION 6.9 SP4 - V1.0 Manual

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Automation partition:
Leave the client's existing Automation partition as it is. If the image file contains
no automation partition information, by default, this option is selected. The automation
partition remains unchanged when distributing disk images.
Delete the client's Automation partition [-nobw]. Select this option to delete the
existing Automation partition from client computers.
Replace the client's existing BW partition from image file [-forcebw]. Select this
option to replace the existing automation partition on the client computer with the
automation partition from the image file.
OEM partition:
Leave the client's existing OEM partition as it is
partition information, by default, this option is selected. The OEM partition remains
unchanged when distributing disk images.
Delete the client's OEM partition [-nooem]
OEM partition from client computers.
Replace the client's existing OEM partition from image file [-forceoem]
this option to replace the existing OEM partitions on the client computer with the OEM
partition from the image file.
Additional Command line switches. You can add command-line options specifically
for the RapiDeploy program that runs imaging tasks.
Note
The checkdisk command-line option should not be used from a Deployment Console.
The post-configuration task fails after an image restore.
See also Deployment tasks
Imaging computers from USB disk on key (DOK)
devices (JumpDrives)
Deployment Solution supports imaging clients from bootable USB Disk on Key (DOK)
devices.
To image computers from USB disk on key devices
1. Format the USB DOK using HP's USB Disk Storage Format tool as FAT and make it a
DOS startup disk.
2. In Boot Disk Creator, create a new automation boot disk while creating a new
configuration.
3. Select Bootable disk-Removable disk to install on the USB Disk on Key.
4. Copy HIMEM.SYS to the device.
Copy RDeployT.exe from the <InstallPath>\eXpress\Deployment Server\RDeploy\DOS
directory to the device.
5. Copy the <Filename>.img file to the device.
6. Create an Autoexec.bat with the script and command-line option,
fc:\IMAGE.img -d2
Select this option to delete the existing
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rdeployt -md -
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