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04-04-2005 02:34 AM
04-04-2005 02:34 AM
clean the system in WINPE
Hi,
in the dos version of smartstart scripting there is a tool to clean the system (erase.exe). As I'm deploing servers with WINPE I've noticed that there is no similar functionality in the 32-bit environment or did I overlook something?
As I start the server and the server is not properly configured I have no means other than the dosutility to correct the systemstate. Is there an other possibilty other then changing the jumper settings?
John
in the dos version of smartstart scripting there is a tool to clean the system (erase.exe). As I'm deploing servers with WINPE I've noticed that there is no similar functionality in the 32-bit environment or did I overlook something?
As I start the server and the server is not properly configured I have no means other than the dosutility to correct the systemstate. Is there an other possibilty other then changing the jumper settings?
John
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