Driver injection for Imaging?
Can anyone tell me how I can "Inject" drivers after I image a computer, like you do when you do a scripted install? I have all my preinstall Tasks and post install tasks setup the same.
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Posted by:
cserrins
12 years ago
If you know where the drivers go, you can use the imagebrowser to put them in, and then edit the registry of that comptuer to add the path.
However, it is much easier to use the driverfeed workaround in my opinion, http://itninja.com/question/silent-uninstall-oracle-8-cilent9275, then you aren't adding a million drivers to one image.
Corey
However, it is much easier to use the driverfeed workaround in my opinion, http://itninja.com/question/silent-uninstall-oracle-8-cilent9275, then you aren't adding a million drivers to one image.
Corey
Posted by:
awenzel@kace.com
12 years ago
Currently we do not offer slip-stream driver injection for K-imaging like we do with Scripted Installations. That is something we are currently experimenting with.
Right now, you will have to be sure the image has the correct drivers embedded in the image before capture or install drivers as post installation tasks.
Hope this helps.
Right now, you will have to be sure the image has the correct drivers embedded in the image before capture or install drivers as post installation tasks.
Hope this helps.
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