Novell ZENWORKS LINUX MANAGEMENT 7.2 IR2 - ADMINISTRATION GUIDE 09-25-2008, Руководство администратора

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Boot the device using an imaging boot CD or DVD. For more information, see
Section 29.2.2, “Preparing Imaging Boot CDs or DVDs,” on page 346 .
Š Boot the device from the ZENworks partition. For more information, see “Creating a
ZENworks Partition” on page 354 .
3 Enter
manual
from the bash prompt.
4 Insert the CD or DVD that contains the source image.
5 At the Linux prompt, enter
cdrom.s
to mount the CD or DVD.
This mounts the CD or DVD to
/mnt/cdrom
.
6 Enter
img
to display the ZENworks Imaging Engine menu.
7 Click Imaging , then click Restore image .
8 Click Local , then click Next .
9 Browse to and specify the path to the image archive.
10 (Optional) Specify a file set.
11 (Optional) Specify any advanced options, such as sfileset or apartition:ppartition .
For details on this and other related
img
parameters, see “ZENworks Imaging Engine
Commands” on page 617 .
12 Click Next .
Depending on the size of the image, it might take several minutes to put the image down.
Images usually take slightly longer to put down than they do to take.
13 When the imaging is done, remove the imaging boot media (if applicable) and do the following
to boot the device with the new image:
13a At the Linux prompt, type
lilo.s
, then press Enter.
13b
Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete.
If the device doesn’t boot to the new operating system (that is, if the Linux prompt is
displayed), enter
lilo.s
again and reboot the device a second time.
Using a Hard Disk for Disconnected Imaging Operations
When you boot a device from a ZENworks Linux Management imaging boot media, you can create
an image on, or put down an image from, any primary partition on an IDE or SCSI hard drive. You
can also use the local ZENworks partition if one is installed. Any target partition must have
sufficient space.
When you create an image, the partition where you store the image is itself excluded from the
image. When you put down an image, the source partition is not altered.
You can create or put down an image on a hard disk using either the bash prompt or using the
ZENworks Imaging Engine menu.
The following sections contain the instructions:
Š “Creating an Image Using the Bash Prompt” on page 417
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“Creating an Image Using the ZENworks Imaging Engine Menu” on page 417
Š “Putting Down an Image Using the Bash Prompt” on page 418
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“Putting Down an Image Using the ZENworks Imaging Engine Menu” on page 419