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RapiDeploy Technical Reference
-szf
Function
Use this switch to set fixed sizing for all partitions. By
using this switch, RapiDeploy will use the original sizes that
existed on the computer from which the image was created.
Example
If the original size of the partition to be downloaded
was 250 MB and you want the destination partition to remain
250 MB, use the -szf switch. If the target disk has 500 MB of
free space, you will have a 250 MB fixed partition and 250 MB of
free space.
-sz
[parameter]
Function
Resizes partitions during imaging.
Syntax
rdeploy -sz[#]:[x{m|p}] where # is the partition number and x
is the size based on the number of megabytes or a percentage.
Parameters
[x]m
(Resize partitions in megabytes)
[x]p
(Resize partitions as a percentage of hard disk size for
primary partitions or the percentage of the extended partition
for logical drives)
Examples
If the size of partition 2 being downloaded is 300 MB and you
want it to fit in half of the 500 MB of disk space on the client
disk, type
rdeploy -sz2:50p -md -f
[filename]
This resizes the 300 MB partition to 250 MB, leaving the other
250 MB unused.
You can set the target size for multiple partitions on the same
command-line by including multiple instances of the switch:
rdeploy -sz1:200m -sz2:50p -md -f
[filename]
See also
-m[mode]
,
-f[path & file name]
-text
Function
Run in text mode instead of GUI mode. To use this
switch, all settings must be specified at the command-line.
Examples
rdeploy -md -f
[filename]
-text
or
rdeploy -mu -f
[filename]
-tex
t
If you want to save a list of command-line parameters to a text
file, you can use the -text parameter
rdeploy -? -text > rdparams.txt
See also
-m[mode]
,
-f[path & file name]
RapiDeploy Command-line Switches (Continued)
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[parameters]
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