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488 ZENworks for Desktops 4.0.1 Administration Guide

Novell Confidential Manual (99a) 28 October 2003

Imaging Bootup Languages (Zimglang.ini)

The zimglang.ini file defines the non-English keyboards that are supported for the imaging bootup

process. You can create language diskettes for each of these languages using the Imaging Boot

Disk Creator (Zimgboot.exe) utility. You can add support for additional languages to this file as

explained in Chapter 41, “Setting Up Workstations for Imaging,” on page 445.

Zimglang.ini is located in the zenworks\imaging folder in your ZfD installation (on the imaging

server).

Using Zimglang.ini

This is a standard Windows .ini format file. Each section of the file defines the keyboard support

for a single language, including the keyboard mappings, fonts, and Unicode mappings to use. For

example, the German keyboard is defined like this:

[German]

keymap=keymaps/de.kmap.gz

Font=consolefonts/iso01.f16.psf.gz

ACM=consoletrans/iso01.acm.gz

You can add support for additional languages to this file as explained in Chapter 41, “Setting Up

Workstations for Imaging,” on page 445.

Imaging Engine (Img: Command Line and Menu)

After booting a computer from an imaging device, use the img command at the Linux bash prompt

to do any of the following:

 Take an image of the computer’s hard disks

 Put down an image on the computer’s hard disks

LANGDISK Whether to prompt for a language diskette when you boot a computer from the imaging device.

Set this parameter to Yes only if the computer has a non-English keyboard and you have

created a language diskette to support that keyboard as explained in the online help for the

Imaging Boot Disk Creator (Zimgboot.exe) utility. If you need to support a language that’s not

listed in the Imaging Boot Disk Creator utility, see “Imaging Bootup Languages (Zimglang.ini)”

on page 488.

Example:

LANGDISK=YES

LOADDDITIONALDRIVERS Whether to prompt for a diskette with a /drivers directory containing additional Linux device

drivers. This is a way to add drivers that might not be included, or to update existing drivers.

Example:

LOADADDITIONALDRIVERS=YES

The location of the driver on the diskette depends on the type of driver. For example, a network

driver would be in /drivers/kernel/drivers/net.

There might also be a drivers.conf in the /drivers directory on the diskette that will be used to

configure the drivers in a specific way. For more information about adding or updating drivers,

see “Adding Linux Device Drivers” on page 449.

Parameter Specifies

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