Hi All,
Can someone please point me in the right direction for achieving the following: -
when imaging a machine with Windows 7, i am finding that the best way to avoid the partition mismatch issues is to perform the following
fdisk /dev/sda
d
#partition number
d
#nextpartition number
w
then commence with "img" and choose the rest via the gui
Would it be possible to create a script with the above results - ie - delete all partitions on the drive, then commence IMG mode where the user can select what image they want to restore?
if so - where do i need to create this script? does it need to be stored somewhere on the Primary servers - so any future imaging satellites pick it up?
I'm guessing for future proofing i would need a logic statement in there to query how many partitions the drive has?
Our setup is Zenworks 10.3.3 on Windows Servers
Thanks in advance!
Can someone please point me in the right direction for achieving the following: -
when imaging a machine with Windows 7, i am finding that the best way to avoid the partition mismatch issues is to perform the following
fdisk /dev/sda
d
#partition number
d
#nextpartition number
w
then commence with "img" and choose the rest via the gui
Would it be possible to create a script with the above results - ie - delete all partitions on the drive, then commence IMG mode where the user can select what image they want to restore?
if so - where do i need to create this script? does it need to be stored somewhere on the Primary servers - so any future imaging satellites pick it up?
I'm guessing for future proofing i would need a logic statement in there to query how many partitions the drive has?
Our setup is Zenworks 10.3.3 on Windows Servers
Thanks in advance!