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ZENworks Imaging Engine
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Commands
After booting a device from an imaging boot media, you can use the img command at the Linux
bash prompt or the ZENworks
Take an image of the device's hard disks
Put down an image on the device's hard disks
View or manipulate the device's hard disk partitions
View the device's hardware configuration or image-safe data
Display a menu from which you can also perform all of these tasks
The ZENworks Imaging Engine is installed to the /bin directory on the imaging boot device. If the
imaging boot device is a diskette, a CD, or DVD, the /bin directory is actually archived in the root
file, which is expanded during the imaging boot process. If the imaging boot method is Preboot
Services, the ZENworks Imaging Engine is downloaded to the device when booting.
Because the ZENworks Imaging Engine is a Linux application, the command syntax is case
sensitive. The overall syntax is:
img [mode]
where mode is any of the modes described in the following sections:
Section E.1, "Help Mode (img help)," on page 617
Section E.2, "Automatic Mode (img auto)," on page 618
Section E.3, "Make Mode (img make)," on page 619
Section E.4, "Restore Mode (img restore)," on page 621
Section E.5, "Session (Multicast) Mode (img session)," on page 625
Section E.6, "Partition Mode (img part)," on page 627
Section E.7, "ZENworks Partition Mode (img zenPartition)," on page 628
Section E.8, "Dump Mode (img dump)," on page 629
Section E.9, "Information Mode (img info)," on page 630
Each mode can be abbreviated to the first letter of its name. For example, img dump can be
abbreviated as img d.
To access the ZENworks Imaging Engine menu and perform all of these tasks, enter img with no
parameters.
E.1 Help Mode (img help)
Use Help mode to get information about the img command if you don't have this documentation
available.
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Imaging Engine menu to do any of the following:
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