Examples of using Boot images in English and their translations into Russian
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create task sequences or boot images.
When using boot images for operating system deployment, Configuration Manager 2007 uses Windows Preinstallation Environment(Windows PE),
The PXE service point hosts boot images and responds to incoming PXE requests from Configuration Manager 2007 clients.
You must also add the boot images to the PXE service point before you add them to a standard distribution point so the logged in administrator will have access to the associated files.
If you change the organization name, you must also update the boot images in your site so that the correct organization name will appear while associated task sequences are running on the target computer.
The Boot Images node displays a list of the Operating System Deployment boot images that have been created,
You can only add a boot image that has already been imported into Configuration Manager 2007.
Adding device drivers to a boot image can increase the memory requirements of the boot image. .
Specify the boot image that will run from the boot media on the Images page.
To add driver packages to a boot image using a command line.
To add the default boot image included in the product installation DVD.
The boot image assigned to this task sequence.
After you select the boot image, click OK.
Specify the boot image to deploy with this task sequence.
To add driver packages to a boot image using the Windows interface.
The boot image from either Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2(from \Sources\Boot.
You can add an existing boot image using the Select a Boot Image dialog box.
Add driver packages to a boot image.
Select this action to delete the boot image.
Failures when adding packages to a boot image.