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Windows7-x64 installation with .omg images
Verfasst: 24 Jun 2014, 11:07
von ebarriosjr
Hello,
i have been reading this forum for a while but this is the first time i am commenting.
I have been using Opsi for about 2 weeks and it has been awsome. But now i have a problem.... maybe you guys can help me.
I have an .omg image of windows7-x64 with multiple programs installed and i would like to be able to install this image automatic with opsi. Is this possible? If so, how do i do it?
Thank you very much
Re: Windows7-x64 installation with .omg images
Verfasst: 24 Jun 2014, 11:45
von dkoch
omg image ?
do you mean img image ?
Re: Windows7-x64 installation with .omg images
Verfasst: 24 Jun 2014, 12:08
von ebarriosjr
i mean .omg. It is from O&O Diskimage utility.....
http://www.oo-software.com/de/products/oodiskimage
I can make the images in other format if there is support for any other kind of images....
Re: Windows7-x64 installation with .omg images
Verfasst: 24 Jun 2014, 16:17
von ritsovih
if you can script the image restore via a batch file then yes
Re: Windows7-x64 installation with .omg images
Verfasst: 25 Jun 2014, 14:46
von ebarriosjr
ritsovih hat geschrieben:if you can script the image restore via a batch file then yes
How do you script the image restore via a batch file? With which type of image have you done it?
Thanks for the help...
Re: Windows7-x64 installation with .omg images
Verfasst: 26 Jun 2014, 10:06
von ritsovih
ebarriosjr hat geschrieben:ritsovih hat geschrieben:if you can script the image restore via a batch file then yes
How do you script the image restore via a batch file? With which type of image have you done it?
Thanks for the help...
I don't know how O&O works, that's for you to work out. But you can build a regular unattend windows 7 netboot product, for instance, and then replace the original setup.exe with a batchfile called setup.exe.cmd
I use this in combination with imagex to restore custom wim image
the batchfile setp.exe.cmd might look something like this:
Code: Alles auswählen
NET USE Q: \\server\restoredir /user:somebody P@ssword1
SET RESTOREIMG = Q:\restore.omg
whateverthecommandlineexecutableforo&oiscalled.exe /silentrestoreswitch %RESTOREIMG%
another possibility is to create a custom netboot product with a modified winpe which includes the whateverthecommandlineexecutableforo&oiscalled.exe
you may be able to cobble that together using the instructions from the following:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Windows_PE
wiki/userspace:acronis_disk_director_10
or deploy your current o&o image to a workstation and then use clonezilla to create an image of that, there's a clonezilla opsi package that you can use at:
http://download.uib.de/opsi4.0/testing/
or instead of clonezilla you can try ntfs-write-image and ntfs-restore-image netboot products, I think it only handles 1 partition.
which solution works best for you I don't know, you''ll have to experiment with that yourself
Re: Windows7-x64 installation with .omg images
Verfasst: 26 Jun 2014, 14:51
von ebarriosjr
ritsovih hat geschrieben:ebarriosjr hat geschrieben:ritsovih hat geschrieben:if you can script the image restore via a batch file then yes
How do you script the image restore via a batch file? With which type of image have you done it?
Thanks for the help...
I don't know how O&O works, that's for you to work out. But you can build a regular unattend windows 7 netboot product, for instance, and then replace the original setup.exe with a batchfile called setup.exe.cmd
I use this in combination with imagex to restore custom wim image
the batchfile setp.exe.cmd might look something like this:
Code: Alles auswählen
NET USE Q: \\server\restoredir /user:somebody P@ssword1
SET RESTOREIMG = Q:\restore.omg
whateverthecommandlineexecutableforo&oiscalled.exe /silentrestoreswitch %RESTOREIMG%
another possibility is to create a custom netboot product with a modified winpe which includes the whateverthecommandlineexecutableforo&oiscalled.exe
you may be able to cobble that together using the instructions from the following:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Windows_PE
wiki/userspace:acronis_disk_director_10
or deploy your current o&o image to a workstation and then use clonezilla to create an image of that, there's a clonezilla opsi package that you can use at:
http://download.uib.de/opsi4.0/testing/
or instead of clonezilla you can try ntfs-write-image and ntfs-restore-image netboot products, I think it only handles 1 partition.
which solution works best for you I don't know, you''ll have to experiment with that yourself
Thanks....