Hi,
from altiris 6.8SP1 doc:
RapiDeploy Command-line Switches (Continued)
Switch [parameters] Details
-d[hard disk number] Function Specifies which hard disk to read from or write to,
depending on whether you are uploading or downloading. This
switch is used for computers that have more than one hard disk.
Examples
To download an image to disk 2, combine with the -md switch
and type
rdeploy -d2 -md -f[filename]
To create an image from disk 2, combine with the -mu switch
and type
rdeploy -d2 -mu -f[filename]
See also -m[mode], -f[path & file name]
Disk to Disk
A colon indicates disk-to-disk imaging.
-d1:2 (disk to disk mode, source is disk 1, destination is disk 2)
-d3:2 (Source is disk 3, destination is disk 2)
Linux Software Raid and LVM
When using a Linux software raid or LVM, a comma specifies the
disks in the set.
rdeploy -d1,2 -md -f[filename]
If using a hardware raid, this syntax might not be required if the
disk set is recognized as a single drive. Use the firm drives
command to determine how the drives are recoginized.
1-2] Function Specifies the disk location to set if the imaged disk will
be removed after imaging.
filename] Function Specifies the Deployment Agent configuration file to
copy to the computer when the imaging job completes.
-f[path & file name] Function Used with the -m switch. In upload mode, it specifies
the filename and location for storing an image file. In download
mode it specifies which image file to restore.
To create (upload) a regular image file, use an .img extension.
To create a self-extracting executable image file, use an .exe
extension.
Examples
zTo upload an image file to disk g:, type
rdeploy -mu -fg:\images\win98.img
To upload a self-extracting executable image file, type
rdeploy -mu -fg:\images\win98.exe
See also -m[mode], -f[path & file name]
