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Creating a custom ISO, Download an SPP ISO.

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NOTE: If you want to keep hot fixes separate from SPP components, place them in a different directory, such as \hp\hotfixes. 3. Remove any unneeded components from the \hp\swpackages directory. 4. Validate your custom solution before applying it to the targets. Doing this in a lab environment will minimize downtime. Creating a custom ISO If you want to modify an SPP while retaining the ISO format, you can create a custom ISO using an ISO editor. To create a custom ISO: 1. Download an SPP ISO. 2. Unzip the ISO file. 3. Use an ISO editor to add components to or remove components from the ISO. NOTE: There are several ISO creation applications available. If you are creating a bootable ISO, verify that the application you are using can create a valid boot record for your operating system. 12 Staging an SPP

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NOTE:
If you want to keep hot fixes separate from SPP components, place them in a different
directory, such as
\hp\hotfixes
.
3.
Remove any unneeded components from the
\hp\swpackages
directory.
4.
Validate your custom solution before applying it to the targets. Doing this in a lab environment
will minimize downtime.
Creating a custom ISO
If you want to modify an SPP while retaining the ISO format, you can create a custom ISO using
an ISO editor.
To create a custom ISO:
1.
Download an SPP ISO.
2.
Unzip the ISO file.
3.
Use an ISO editor to add components to or remove components from the ISO.
NOTE:
There are several ISO creation applications available. If you are creating a bootable
ISO, verify that the application you are using can create a valid boot record for your operating
system.
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Staging an SPP