Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - PREBOOT SERVICES AND IMAGING REFERENCE 10.3 16-04-2010 User Manual page 87

Custom Hardware Type Tasks
Table 2-9
Task Steps
Add a custom 1. Click Add next to the Custom
hardware type
2. To create the custom hardware
3. After exiting the Custom Hardware
Edit a custom 1. Select a custom hardware type,
hardware type
2. To edit the custom hardware type,
3. After exiting the Custom Hardware
Rearrange the order 1. Select one custom hardware type,
of the custom
hardware types
2. Repeat as necessary to arrange
3. Click Apply at the bottom of the
Hardware Types list box, which
opens the Custom Hardware Type
dialog box.
type, follow the instructions
contained in "Custom Hardware
Type Dialog Box" on page
Type dialog box, click Apply at the
bottom of the configuration page to
save the new custom type.
then click Edit, which opens the
Custom Hardware Type dialog box
in edit mode.
follow the instructions contained in
"Custom Hardware Type Dialog
Box" on page 88.
Type dialog box, click Apply at the
bottom of the configuration page to
save the custom type's changes.
then click either Move Up or Move
Down.
You cannot move multiple types at
one time.
the order of the custom hardware
types.
configuration page to save the new
custom type's order.
Additional Details
In the Custom Hardware Type dialog
box you can add multiple strings, which
identify specific hardware type
information in the device's BIOS.
The set of strings that you add in the
dialog box is considered one custom
hardware type that is identified by the
88.
name you also provide in the dialog box.
The custom type won't display in the
drop-down list of hardware items on the
Rule Construction dialog box until you
click Apply or OK to save the
configuration.
The custom hardware type order is
important because when the device
boots, the first type that is found to
match the device is used to apply the
assigned bundle. The other types are
ignored.
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