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Preparing regular Windows Vista for Secure Managed Client

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Imagex /mountrw C:\wim_mount\tvtos\winpe.wim 1 C:\mype_mount v Assume your VNIF drivers are located in the E:\vnifdrivers directory. Peimg.exe /inf=E:\vnifdrivers\lndrvbus.inf C:\mype_mount\Windows Peimg.exe /inf=E:\vnifdrivers\netvnif.inf C:\mype_mount\Windows v If there are no errors, commit the wim file. Imagex /unmount /commit C:\mype_mount Imagex /unmount /commit C:\wim_mount The Vista32.wim and ServicePartition.wim files are now ready to be restored on your LUN. 16. Connect to your storage array and mount a LUN with the right size. Since you will wipe out all of the contents, make sure you back up any important data on this LUN. 17. Run the .cmd file as an Administrator and then type diskpart and press Enter. >list disk (assume disk 2 is the LUN you just mounted) >select disk 2 >clean >create partition primary size=5012 (5012M for service partition. You can use other size as long as it is not too small >format LABEL="ServiceV002" [quick] /*Note:Label must be "ServiceV002" for bmgr32 to work correctly later*/ >assign [letter=I] >set id=27 (make service partition hidden) >create partition primary (this is your vista system partition) >active (this makes the vista partition bootable) >format [LABEL="your system part name"] [quick] >assign [letter=J] >list volume (use this command to find drive letter for the LUN if you didn't specify driver letter when "assign" and also the drive letter for your USB drive which contains your wim file) >exit Apply the .wim file to your LUN. Assume that the drive letter is D for the USB drive, I for the service partition created on the LUN, and J for the Windows Vista system partition that you created on the LUN. Imagex /apply D:\myimg\Vista32.wim 1 J: Imagex /apply D:\myimg\ServicePartition.wim 1 I: 18. Start the LUN. The system will restart three times for the first start. 19. Since ImageX was used to capture and apply the service partition image, master boot record (MBR) information needs to be added to make the service partition work. Note: You can skip this step if you used Ghost instead of ImageX in the previous steps. Cd C:\program files\common files\lenovo\BMGR Bmgr32.exe /fbootmgr.bin /M0 /Think 20. Your LUN is now ready. Press F11 at the BIOS prompt to boot into the service partition. Both Windows Vista and the Service Partition should have Lenovo VNIF drivers installed. Preparing regular Windows Vista for Secure Managed Client 1. Install Windows Vista on your master system. 2. Log in as Administrator. 28 Secure Managed Client Version 2.0 Deployment Guide

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Imagex /mountrw C:\wim_mount\tvtos\winpe.wim 1 C:\mype_mount
v
Assume your VNIF drivers are located in the E:\vnifdrivers directory.
Peimg.exe /inf=E:\vnifdrivers\lndrvbus.inf
C:\mype_mount\Windows
Peimg.exe /inf=E:\vnifdrivers\netvnif.inf
C:\mype_mount\Windows
v
If there are no errors, commit the wim file.
Imagex /unmount /commit C:\mype_mount
Imagex /unmount /commit C:\wim_mount
The Vista32.wim and ServicePartition.wim files are now ready to be restored
on your LUN.
16.
Connect to your storage array and mount a LUN with the right size. Since
you will wipe out all of the contents, make sure you back up any important
data on this LUN.
17.
Run the .cmd file as an Administrator and then type
diskpart
and press
Enter
.
>list disk (assume disk 2 is the LUN you just mounted)
>select disk 2
>clean
>create partition primary size=5012 (5012M for service partition. You can use
other size as long as it
is not too small
>format LABEL=”ServiceV002” [quick]
/*Note:Label must be “ServiceV002” for bmgr32 to work
correctly later*/
>assign [letter=I]
>set id=27 (make service partition hidden)
>create partition primary (this is your vista system partition) >active (this
makes the vista partition bootable)
>format [LABEL=”your system part name”] [quick]
>assign [letter=J]
>list volume (use this command to find drive letter for the LUN if you
didn’t specify driver letter when “assign” and also the drive letter for
your USB drive which contains your wim file)
>exit
Apply the .wim file to your LUN. Assume that the drive letter is D for the
USB drive, I for the service partition created on the LUN, and J for the
Windows Vista system partition that you created on the LUN.
Imagex /apply D:\myimg\Vista32.wim 1 J:
Imagex /apply D:\myimg\ServicePartition.wim 1 I:
18.
Start the LUN. The system will restart three times for the first start.
19.
Since ImageX was used to capture and apply the service partition image,
master boot record (MBR) information needs to be added to make the service
partition work.
Note:
You can skip this step if you used Ghost instead of ImageX in the
previous steps.
Cd
C:\program files\common files\lenovo\BMGR
Bmgr32.exe /fbootmgr.bin /M0 /Think
20.
Your LUN is now ready. Press F11 at the BIOS prompt to boot into the service
partition. Both Windows Vista and the Service Partition should have Lenovo
VNIF drivers installed.
Preparing regular Windows Vista for Secure Managed Client
1.
Install Windows Vista on your master system.
2.
Log in as Administrator.
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