Clone VISTA using Ghost 2003
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- Oct, 04, 2009
- Angelo Schalley
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On Ghost 2003 the flag is -fdsp, rather than -fpsd.
Full command line for a whole disk clone would be:
ghost -fdsp -clone,mode=COPY,src=1,dst=2
Where 1 is HD #1 as identified by ghost, and 2 is HD #2 as identified by ghost.
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MSI Packaging – How To
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- Oct, 04, 2009
- Angelo Schalley
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MSI is the standard file format for application distribution in the Windows environment Somewhat like RPM for Linux). Presently only very few applications are shipped in MSI format by the vendor. Therefore most applications have to be repacked into MSI format before they can be deployed in a Windows 2000 environment.
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add sata drivers tot windows CD – slipstream
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- Oct, 04, 2009
- Angelo Schalley
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Step 1: Add your RAID/SATA Drivers
We’re now ready to add RAID/SATA controller drivers to our CD (if you don’t want to do this, skip ahead to the final step). Open the folder to which you copied your Windows XP CD (C:xpsetupcd) and create a subfolder called $OEM$. Then, create a subfolder of $OEM$ called $1 and a subfolder of $1 called drivers. The resulting path should be C:xpsetupcd$OEM$$1drivers. This is where Windows Setup will look for drivers that aren’t contained in its standard driver library. For organizational purposes, make a subfolder within drivers named for the type of driver it will contain—for instance, create a RAID folder for RAID drivers or an SATA folder for Serial ATA drivers. You can use any name, as long as it has fewer than eight characters.
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