tomgrindle Posted July 12, 2013 Posted July 12, 2013 Hi All, Wondering if anybody could shed some light? I would like a Task Sequence in our MDT for wiping a machines HDD. I have had a look at the Standard Client Replace Task Sequence, but don't want to save/backup any data, literally just wipe the disc. Would anybody be able to talk me through modifying this so that it works or how to create a new one. Thanks Tom
free780 Posted July 12, 2013 Posted July 12, 2013 Add command line to the task sequence diskpart /s Script should be. Sel dis 0 Clean all It will only zero the disk not do multiple passes. You need to be in winpe to start the ts. Youd be better starting with a blank ts.
steewy Posted July 15, 2013 Posted July 15, 2013 Add command line to the task sequence diskpart /s Script should be. Sel dis 0 Clean all This is what I do aswell and it works.
tomgrindle Posted July 15, 2013 Author Posted July 15, 2013 Thanks guys. Much appreciated. I have resorted to using something similar .... Sel dis 0 Sel par 1 Active Format fs=ntfs label="New Volume" Assign letter=c exit Does anybody know of a way to get it to show a status indicator, as at the moment all I get is the 'Running Lite Touch Installation' window, which shows that its running the command line. Otherwise I can press F8 at the WDS login screen and use DOS and type roughly the same command that show the percent completed, but wanted to make it quite automated, would just be handy to see how far its got Cheers Tom
tomgrindle Posted July 15, 2013 Author Posted July 15, 2013 @ChrisH , will that only work on Linux, or can that be configured with Microsoft WDS/MDT
ChrisH Posted July 15, 2013 Posted July 15, 2013 We use WDS for PXE services and from this menu we can pick our MDT images or one of many utilities both DOS and Linux. It just involves changing a few files on your WDS server. WDSLINUX - Syslinux Wiki There are a few posts about it on here, can look daunting at first but I can supply you with the configs if you need.
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