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Preparing the Script Files for Deployment Using Microsoft Windows PE
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:: Put hdd as first in boot sequence (1-removable, 2-
cdrom, 3-hdd)
:: If the system configuration has changed (i.e. a
::boot device was added, removed, or enabled in BIOS)
::the following line should be modified to reflect the
::new hdd device number.
:: This is calling Windows installer scripts.
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::%DT_TOOLS%\syscfg --bootseq=hdd.emb.0
::call WININST.BAT NET
Editing the Sample Batch Files to Perform a
Complete System Deployment in Windows PE
Using the Sample Scripts in a Scripted Deployment
The sample scripts utilize the DTK utilities, the additional supporting utilities,
the source system configuration files, the target system hardware drivers, and the
operating system installation files to perform a full deployment of the target system.
The sample scripts provided with the DTK can be edited and customized using
any ASCII text editor that conforms to the hardware available on the target
systems. While it is recommended that you use the DTK sample scripts to
automate your deployment tasks, you can create your own system deployment
batch files using any ASCII text editor by incorporating the various DTK
utilities and commands in the batch file.
NOTE:
For more information about scripting batch files and specific batch file
commands, see your Windows PE documentation.
Each of the utilities, scripts, and system configuration files are described
below. Depending on your requirements, you may use all or only some of
them in your deployment:
DEPLOY.BAT — You can write your master batch file ( DEPLOY.BAT ) to
perform a full deployment of a system with the help of utilities, scripts, and
configuration files. This file is not provided with the sample scripts.
Table 4-1 lists the scripts you may need in your deployment.