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Hi All,
Could someone tell how to import an image from a USB Stick into WDM?
I have created an imaging USB stick using the WYSE USB Imagig tool. on the stick in the folder/file structure below. But I can’t find out how to get this is to the software repositry in WDM.
H:kernelmsg.log
H:grubgrub.conf
stage1
stage2
H:imagecommandsXml.xml
mbr.img
Merlin.log
par1.img
H:initrdinitrd.pxe
H:kernelvmlinuz
Nearly everything you need is in the image folder.
But the WDM script file (*.rsp) is missing.
Easiest way to create this is to right click the device in WDM and select “Get Device Image”.
Now WDM creates the script for you. Go to Package Manager – Images and right click your package. Select “View Package script”, mark everything, copy&paste in Notepad and save in eg c:WDMblabla.rsp.
Copy the content of the image folder from your stick to a folder c:WDMblabla and ready you are.
CG
Thanks. I will try this
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