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For details on these and other related img command parameters, see “Imaging Engine (Img:

Command Line and Menu)” on page 488.

5 When the imaging is done, remove the CD and do the following to boot the computer with the

new image:

5a At the Linux prompt, type lilo.s > press Enter.

5b Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete.

If the computer doesn’t boot to the new operating system (that is, if the Linux prompt

reappears), enter the lilo.s command again and reboot the computer a second time.

To put down an image from another (non-bootable) CD:

1 Use your CD-burning software to burn the source image onto a CD.

2 Boot the target computer from a ZfD Workstation Imaging device and type manual at the

boot prompt. Insert the second, third, and fourth diskettes if you are prompted for them.

3 Insert the CD that contains the source image.

4 At the Linux prompt, enter cdrom.s to mount the CD.

This mounts the CD to /mnt/cdrom.

5 To put down the image, you have two choices:

 You can use a command of the following format:

img restorel /mnt/cdrom/path/image.zmg

where path and image are the path and filename of the image relative to the root of the

CD.

 You can enter img to display a menu > select Restore an Image > Local Image. Select

Local Linux File System (because the image resides on the imaging boot CD, which is

the current local Linux file system). Type the image path and filename. Specify any

advanced parameters, such as sfileset or apartition:ppartition.

For details on other related command parameters, see “Imaging Engine (Img: Command Line

and Menu)” on page 488.

6 When the imaging is done, remove the imaging device (if applicable) and do the following to

boot the computer with the new image:

6a At the Linux prompt, type lilo.s > press Enter.

6b Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete.

If the computer doesn’t boot to the new operating system (that is, if the Linux prompt

reappears), enter the lilo.s command again and reboot the computer a second time.

Using a Hard Disk or Jaz Drive

When you boot a computer from a ZfD Workstation Imaging device, you can create an image on,

or put down an image from, any primary FAT16 or FAT32 partition on an IDE or SCSI hard drive

or Iomega* Jaz drive. You can also use the local ZfD Workstation Imaging (Linux) partition if one

is installed. Any target partition must have sufficient space.

When you create an image, the partition where you will store the image is itself excluded from the

image. When you put down an image, the source partition will not itself be altered.

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