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F. SINGLE IMAGE FOR
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SINGLE IMAGE FOR MULTIPLE SPECS:
Create a Single Image for Multiple Specifications
2013/04/03 21:48
The PnP function of CCBoot makes it is possible for you to create a single image for all client PCs with various specifications so that they can diskless boot with this single image. Suppose you need to implement PnP for 30 client PCs Intel, AMD and with different types of Video Card and Sound Card: below are the steps for you.
1) Install Windows XP or Windows 7 on the client (suppose PC-1) which has the best hardware specifications. Please install Windows first on AMD client PC in this way it will avoid such problem like BSOD, and it is much stable to merge different drivers into one image in this process.
2) Install NIC driver, chips driver and other low level drivers on PC-1.
3) Install CCBoot Client on PC-1 and restart it as required.
4) After rebooted, launch CCBoot Client again, and click "NIC PnP" and "Install Known NIC", then upload image from PC-1 to CCBoot server.
5) Diskless boot PC-1 by super client with restored point and install all the other drivers and various software you need on it, shut down PC-1 then disable super client.
6) Try to diskless boot all client PCs with the image you have uploaded from PC-1. If all client PCs can boot successfully, please go to Step 13, if one client (suppose PC-2) cannot boot successfully, please go to Step 8.
7) Boot PC-2 with HDD and install the same Windows edition on it.
8) Install NIC driver on PC-2.
9) Diskless boot PC-1 using super client with restore point and insert a USB Flash Drive on it, copy c:CCBootclientCCBootpnp.exe to the USB key.
10) Insert this USB key to PC-2. Run CCBootpnp.exe and click the "Collect Local NIC" button, it will create a folder in this USB Key named "Drivers" including NIC driver of PC-2.
11) Insert this USB Key back on PC-1. Run CCBootpnp.exe on the USB key and click the "Merge Collected NIC" button. When finish, please shut down PC-1.
12) Now, you are able to diskless boot PC-2 with the image successfully.
13) Diskless boot PC-2 by super client with restored point, install other drivers on PC-2 if necessary, after installation or updating the drivers shutdown PC-2 and disable super client.
14) Do the same as Step 14 for PC-3, PC-4, and PC-5, and so on and so forth.
15) If all client PC with different specification has successfully diskless boot using one image, you need to merge the image to not to degrade the image performance. Please proceed as Article 11.3 Merge to Image.

Add New Machine Into Boot Image
2013/04/15 09:46
An Internet Cafe have old client computers that are already able to boot from one single image, and they purchase a batch of new client PC. but the problem is, they cannot diskless boot the new PC with the old image. So we are using "CCBootPnP" to add the new PC drivers to the old image and boot all PCs with a single image package.
In fact, we just need to add the new PC's NIC driver into the old image. After add the NIC driver, you can diskless boot the new PC with the image and install other device drivers.
Below is the steps:
1) First back up your master image, that is used by your old by old computer, then prepare your new computer by installing the windows operating system, drivers and then install also the "CCBootClient".
2) Get a "USB memory stick" insert it in your old computer then locate the CCBootClient installation directory and then copy the "CCBootPnP.exe" in to your USB memory stick. (Figure 1-1).


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3) Attach HDD in the new PC, install Windows system. Notes, the OS version should be same as the old PCs.
4) Make sure that your new computer is installed with the latest driver of NIC.
5) Insert your "USB memory stick" in the new computer installed with the latest NIC driver, run the "CCBootPnP.exe" file inside the USB memory stick, click the "Collect Local NIC" button in the pop-up dialog box. (Figure 1 2).

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5) In the pop-up dialog box of "CCBootPnP" , click the "Yes" button. Inside your "USB memory stick" you will see a file folder name "Drivers" that is the registry NIC driver package of your new computer that is collected by "CCBootPnP". Remove the USB memory stick from the new PC. (Figure 1 3)

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6) In your CCBoot server "Client Manager" select one of your old client computer, double-click to open the client properties to enable the "Super Client".
7) Diskless boot this old computer, insert your "USB memory Stick" and then run the "CCBootPnP.exe", click the "Merge collected NIC" button. (Figure 1 4)

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8) In the pop-up dialog box of "CCBootPnP", click the "Yes" button.
9) After shutdown the computer, go back to CCBoot server and then disable the "Super Client".
10) Now we can diskless boot the new PC with the old image. If it's OK, diskless boot the new PC with super client and add other devices' drivers of the new PC.
The above method is also suitable for operation on a virtual machine (for detailed please refer to "Create CCBoot Image by VMWARE"). All Internet Cafe technical staff can also do this, by going to some Internet Cafe and collecting the NIC drivers using "CCBootPnP" and merging them to create a "Super Image" (single image package) these can diskless boot different types of computer specification with different types of NIC.

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F. SINGLE IMAGE FOR
MULTIPLE CCBOOT 3.0 SPECS


















SINGLE IMAGE FOR MULTIPLE SPECS:
Create a Single Image. For Multiple Specifications
2013 / 04 / 03 21: 48
The PnP function of CCBoot makes it is possible for you to create a single. Image for all client PCs with various specifications so that they can diskless boot with this single image.Suppose you need to implement PnP for 30 client PCs Intel AMD and, with different types of Video Card and Sound Card:? Below are the steps for you.
1) Install Windows XP or Windows 7 on the client (suppose PC-1) which has the best hardware. Specifications. Please install Windows first on AMD client PC in this way it will avoid such problem, like BSODAnd it is much stable to merge different drivers into one image in this process.
2), Install NIC driver chips driver and. Other low level drivers on PC-1.
3) Install CCBoot Client on PC-1 and restart it as required.
4), After rebooted launch. CCBoot, Client again and click "NIC PnP" and "Install Known NIC", then upload image from PC-1 to CCBoot server.
.5) Diskless boot PC-1 by super client with restored point and install all the other drivers and various software you need. On it shut down, PC-1 then disable super client.
6) Try to diskless boot all client PCs with the image you have uploaded. From PC-1. If all client PCs can boot successfully please go, to, Step 13 if one client (suppose PC-2), cannot boot successfully. Please go to Step 8.
.7) Boot PC-2 with HDD and install the same Windows edition on it.
8) Install NIC driver on PC-2.
9) Diskless boot PC-1. Using super client with restore point and insert a USB Flash Drive, on it copy C: CCBootclientCCBootpnp.exe to the USB key.
10). Insert this USB key to PC-2. Run CCBootpnp.exe and click the "Collect Local NIC," buttonIt will create a folder in this USB Key named "Drivers" including NIC driver of PC-2.
11) Insert this USB Key back on. PC-1. Run CCBootpnp.exe on the USB key and click the "Merge Collected NIC" button. When finish please shut, down PC-1.
12). Now you are, able to diskless boot PC-2 with the image successfully.
13) Diskless boot PC-2 by super client with restored. Point.Install other drivers on PC-2 if necessary after installation, or updating the drivers shutdown PC-2 and disable super. Client.
14) Do the same as Step 14 for PC-3 PC-4 and PC-5,,, so and on and so forth.
15) If all client PC with different. Specification has successfully diskless boot using, one image you need to merge the image to not to degrade the image performance.Please proceed as Article 11.3 Merge to Image.

Add New Machine Into Boot Image
2013 / 04 / 15 09: 46
An Internet Cafe have. Old client computers that are already able to boot from one, single image and they purchase a batch of new client PC. But. The problem is they cannot, diskless boot the new PC with the old image.So we are using "CCBootPnP" to add the new PC drivers to the old image and boot all PCs with a single image package.
In. Fact we just, need to add the new PC 's NIC driver into the old image. After add the, NIC driver you can diskless boot the. New PC with the image and install other device drivers.
Below is the steps:
1) First back up your master image that is,, Used by your old by, old computerThen prepare your new computer by installing the windows operating system drivers and, then install also the "CCBootClient."
2). Get a "USB memory stick" insert it in your old computer then locate the CCBootClient installation directory and then copy. The "CCBootPnP.exe" in to your USB memory stick. (Figure 1-1).


Figure 1 1
3) Attach HDD in the new PC install Windows,, Notes system,.The OS version should be same as the old PCs.
4) Make sure that your new computer is installed with the latest driver. Of NIC.
5) Insert your "USB memory stick" in the new computer installed with the latest, NIC driver run the "CCBootPnP.exe". File inside the USB, memory stick click the "Collect Local NIC" button in the pop-up dialog box. (Figure 1 2) Figure 1 2.


.5) In the pop-up dialog box of "CCBootPnP", click the "Yes" button. Inside your "USB memory stick" you will see a file. Folder name "Drivers" that is the registry NIC driver package of your new computer that is collected by CCBootPnP. "Remove." The USB memory stick from the new PC. (Figure 1 3)

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6) In your CCBoot server "Client Manager select one of." Your old, client computerDouble-click to open the client properties to enable the "Super Client."
7) Diskless boot this old computer insert your,, "USB memory Stick" and then run the "CCBootPnP.exe", click the "Merge collected NIC" button. (Figure 1 4)

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8). In the pop-up dialog box of "CCBootPnP", click the "Yes" button.
9) After shutdown, the computerGo back to CCBoot server and then disable the "Super Client."
10) Now we can diskless boot the new PC with the old, image. If it 's OK diskless boot, the new PC with super client and add other devices' drivers of the new PC.
The above method is. Also suitable for operation on a virtual machine (for detailed please refer to "Create CCBoot Image by VMWARE.").All Internet Cafe technical staff can also, do this by going to some Internet Cafe and collecting the NIC drivers using. "CCBootPnP" and merging them to create a "Super Image" (single image package) these can diskless boot different types of. Computer specification with different types of NIC.



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