It is possible to run DeployAnywhere when using a PXE service to deliver the Ghost boot package. This method requires use of, and assumes familiarity with, drive mapping. Here are the steps to accompish this:
Here is an example of the evaluation step:
x:\ghost\GhDplyAw32.exe /eval /target=c:\Windows /ddb=J:\DeployAnywhere\windrivers
Here is an example of the retargeting step:
x:\ghost\GhDplyAw32.exe /target=c:\Windows /ddb=J:\DeployAnywhere\windrivers
Yes. The GhDplyAw32.exe tool runs within a 32bit Windows PE environment (on a disk, or via PXE, as this note suggests), but it can inject 64bit drivers. This article discusses adding drivers for the DeployAnywhere:
How to add drivers to DeployAnywhere or WinPE.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/on-technology.nsf/docid/2008050916132860
That should be all that is necessary to use this for 64bit deployment.
-Randy
Is DeployAnywhere supported in 64 bit environments?