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I have an image that need to be put on 25 ThinkPad R500's.

 

I have spent the day using Ghost without a hicup, imaging 100 pc with the one image and having no problems at all.

 

I come to re-image out notebooks, which are fully charged and in working condition, no faults at all. I start off with one trolley (15) 9 of which fail and 5 just stall.

 

Next i just try five, each in an individual session and the time out, and not in order, i.e. 3,5,1,2,4.

 

I am using the same network points that were used with success the daybefore to reimage desktops, everything else is working fine.

 

Please does anyone know of any ideas?

Posted

Are you using unicast, multicast or broadcast?

 

When launching Ghost try using the option /fni so Ghost.exe -fni this sometimes helps with older model kit.

 

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ThinkPads are IBM i presume, in my experience IBMs dont image with ghost very well. They have there own software availible from IBM but its not cheap

 

Typical, IBM making it hard to use their hardware again!

 

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Bit of a pain but seems to work 99.999999999999 (dont know how to get the little dot above it!) is to pull the hard drives out and ghost them disk to disk using a usb to ide/sata converter (fast per image but slower as can only do 1 at a time).
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My experience would suggest looking at the NIC drivers first.
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To sted and danrhodes: I have absolutely no idea what those commands mean, do i put this them in the command line server side?

 

plus i am just about to look into your option dan re the NDIS driver.

 

cheers for the help to those who posted. will let you know how it goes!!! :)

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are you using ghostcast server on the console to fire images out?

 

console

http://www.stedscarpics.net/edugeek/ghost1.jpg

 

ghostcast

http://www.stedscarpics.net/edugeek/ghost2.jpg

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