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JoeRose

JoeRose
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discussion comment 14 May 2010
JoeRose commented on: Understanding the DeployAnywhere feature
If you later need to add new drivers, you can use the Ghost Explorer to save the file folders into the image, then edit the sysprep.inf to add those listings.   Great peace of info rght there. Very helpful. Thanks
discussion comment 14 May 2010
JoeRose commented on: Understanding the DeployAnywhere feature
I understand... Thank you. hum... If it fixes the HAL it means that I don't have to use "mysysprep" and I can run the sysprep as a part of the create image task? That's would be a lot easy to maintain that way
discussion comment 14 May 2010
JoeRose commented on: Problems With Migration Task
If someone's could answer it would be very appreciated. I guess I'm just doing very basic mistakes otherwise, I don't see the point in the migration steps...
New forum discussion 13 May 2010
JoeRose posted: Problems With Migration Task
I need a solution Hi, I've created a very simple migration task (win2k to winxp) that captures the user data, deploying an image onto the client and restores the data back. but I'm having trouble preparing the client fo
New forum discussion 07 Apr 2010
JoeRose posted: Understanding the DeployAnywhere feature
I need a solution Hi, As I understands it, the DeployAnywhere feature let you create a single, template, image file that can be used on computers other than the computer model from which the image was created. What i'm not
discussion comment 13 Feb 2010
JoeRose commented on: Initiating a task through PXE PC-DOS client
yes... by the way, the ngctdos.exe -initiate "taskname"  command in the autoexec file
discussion comment 13 Feb 2010
JoeRose commented on: Initiating a task through PXE PC-DOS client
OK, Maybe I wasn't clear enugh. What i'm trying to do is to execute a task on the server (console) from the client computer. I'm using PCDOS to connect to the console and I can see thet they are communicating with each other. I'm using the ...
discussion comment 10 Feb 2010
JoeRose commented on: Initiating a task through PXE PC-DOS client
Thanks, but I am trying to use the GhostCast method. I'm trying to use Ghost Console, because it uses Tasks- and that's exactly what I need. I want to create a task for upgrading a computer from win2k to winxp including backup and ...
New forum discussion 10 Feb 2010
JoeRose posted: Initiating a task through PXE PC-DOS client
I need a solution Hi, I'm trying to initiate a certain task automaticly but I don't seem to find a way to do that. I'm using PXE boot  with a PC-DOS package created with the Ghost Boot Wizard. I know that I ne
discussion comment 27 Nov 2009
JoeRose commented on: Some options that can make my life alot easier- Is it possible?
nobody?
New forum discussion 24 Nov 2009
JoeRose posted: Some options that can make my life alot easier- Is it possible?
I need a solution So. I have a few questions: 1. In the organization I'm working in, we have a network with no DHCP server, so we have to give our computers the network configuration manually. Is there a way for the ghos

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