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v Deploy Wizard: A Deploy Wizard simplifies the process of creating distribution
CDs, and network-deployment CDs.
v Redesigned Map window: The Map window has been redesigned so you can
select and manipulate multiple items in a map.
v Variable support: Support for variables in the menu system has been added to
allow dynamic flow processing and increased flexibility based on user responses
during the image-installation process.
v Enhanced control of the module-installation sequence: You can now control the
installation sequence and execution of individual modules.
v Customized behavior for a module in a map: You can now alter the behavior of
a common module on a map-by-map basis through a new Customization field.
v Additional menu-customization capabilities: You now have better control over
the appearance and behavior of the installation menus. You can select
background colors, set margins, do window shadowing, enable and disable the
Ctrl+Alt+Del key sequence while menus are being viewed, define text to be
used in the status line, specify a key to exit the current menu, define a key for
returning to a previous menu, define a keyword that takes the user to a hidden
system menu, and more.
v Module password protection: You can password protect modules so that only
ImageUltra Builder processes have access to the source files inside of a module.
v Custom service-partition size: In the base map, you can now specify the size that
you want the service partition to be after the image has been deployed and
installed. This feature is useful to streamline the Rapid Restore
®
PC installation
processes. By specifying extra room in the service partition, you can eliminate
the time required by the Rapid Restore installation process to rearrange data and
resize the service partition to accommodate the backup files.
v Support for the Hidden Protected Area (HPA): Many new ThinkPad
®
and
ThinkCentre
®
computers use an HPA for recovery and diagnostic purposes
instead of the service partition used by their predecessors. The HPA provides
increased security, protection, and recovery capabilities. The ImageUltra Builder
2.0 program supports importing maps, modules, and containers from an HPA
and sourcing device-driver modules from an HPA during the installation process
when a driver map is not used. The import and deployment support for service
partitions also remains.
v Direct-network installation to the C partition: This feature enables you to deploy
and install an image from the network directly to the C partition without having
to copy the maps and modules to a service partition.
Features added to version 2.2
The following features have been added to ImageUltra Builder version 2.2:
v Enhancements to the Deploy Wizard: You can now use the Deploy Wizard to
create distribution discs on CD or DVD media, network-deployment discs on
CD or DVD media, and ISO images without third-party CD-burning software.
Another new feature eliminates the need to create a network-deployment
diskette before you create a network-deployment CD. In addition, you can
optionally set a static IP address for the target computer instead of depending
on one being assigned by a DHCP server.
v Network-deployment CDs now support multiple network cards.
v Enhanced flexibility in sequencing module installation order: The module
Options tab now supports up to 9999 install slots for greater control of the
module-installation sequence.
Preface ix
- User Guide 1
- Contents 5
- Contents v 7
- Who should read this guide 10
- Web page references 10
- Features added to version 2.2 11
- Features added to version 3.0 12
- Features added to version 3.1 12
- Features added to version 4.0 13
- Features added to version 5.0 13
- Understanding images 15
- Definition of a Smart Image 16
- Staging areas 16
- Ultra-Portable Image 18
- Portable-Sysprep Image 21
- Hardware-Specific Image 22
- Summary of image types 23
- Hardware-Specific Image: 24
- Building a module 29
- Base maps 36
- Driver maps 37
- Defining user information 40
- Network Distribution disc 42
- Advanced functions 45
- Utilities 46
- Staging areas details 47
- The service partition 47
- The network-staging folder 49
- Direct-network installation 51
- Recovery impacts 53
- Recovery product 53
- Security dependencies 55
- Staging-area logic 56
- Minimum requirements 61
- Prerequisites 62
- Installation considerations 63
- Limitations 64
- Module repository 74
- Working with repositories 74
- Exporting maps and modules 75
- The Repository window 76
- Entries and icons 78
- Manipulating entries 78
- Map windows 80
- Map Settings window 80
- Base-map settings 81
- Driver-map settings 85
- Menu Item Properties window 85
- Menu Link Properties window 87
- Module windows 87
- Repository tools 88
- Map tools 90
- UNATTEND.TXT module 98
- UNATTEND.XML module 98
- Using utilities in a base map 99
- Sample base map : Base Map * 100
- Using filters in a base map 102
- Using links in a base map 105
- Resolve optimal repository 108
- Sample Base Map 2 : Base Map 112
- Sample Base Map 3 : Base Map 113
- Sample Base Map 4 : Base Map 114
- Sample Base Map 5 : Base Map 114
- Simple and complex base maps 115
- Previewing your maps 120
- Name Version Type State 121
- Menu Item 121
- MTM 2536 121
- Sample Driver Map 121
- Using filters in a driver map 122
- Excluding modules from a map 129
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 131
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 119 133
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 121 135
- Specifying base-map settings 136
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 123 137
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 125 139
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 127 141
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 129 143
- Creating a new driver map 144
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 131 145
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 133 147
- Chapter 7. Creating maps 135 149
- Required third-party tools 156
- Gdisk.exe 1 /cre /pri /sure 157
- Adding mini-applications 166
- After the files are prepared 166
- Building a new module 181
- Partitioning modules 185
- Modifying the install hook 185
- Modifying the install slot 186
- Windows 7 189
- Staging area details 191
- Using the UNATTEND.XML Module 193
- ImageUltra Builder 194
- Using the Web 198
- Application module exceptions 199
- Device driver exceptions 201
- Editing unique scripts 203
- Monitoring the installation 208
- Splash Utility 208
- Appendix. Notices 215
- Trademarks 216
- Printed in USA 222
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