ssx4life Posted January 18, 2011 Posted January 18, 2011 I posted this over on the Sourceforge forums, but I thought that those who don't read the fog forums might also want to check this out. There have been requests from people asking me to provide more detail on how you can PXE boot dos based applications such as Ghost / Acronis / or testing tools such as Dell Diagnostics or DBAN. Follow link - SourceForge.net: FOG - A Free Cloning Solution: Topic: Documentation time! Still working on a good enough video for public viewing on how to make Norton Ghost play nice with FOG (it involves netbooting / mapping a share / and launching the app via the pxe menu) More to come, and let me know if you have any questions or comments... I already appended the wiki and KB articles to reflect the changes, and also included more info on snapins.
MkII Posted January 19, 2011 Posted January 19, 2011 So if you could PXE boot Ghost could you then you pull images from local drives as well?
ssx4life Posted January 19, 2011 Author Posted January 19, 2011 So if you could PXE boot Ghost could you then you pull images from local drives as well? Correct. NetBoot via pxe to map a network drive that executes ghost. Either with complete automation or with end user input (depending on what you want) 1
ssx4life Posted January 19, 2011 Author Posted January 19, 2011 So I realized that my video editing software sucks.... Time to go look at the new version of Vegas or CS5 Premiere. More coming soon. if you are looking for a proof of concept I've got a youtube link from awhile back showing netbootdisk pxebooting off fog and mapping a drive. I could have gone one step further and had it auto execute norton ghost / acronis / or run a dos utility such as seagate seatools - I'll get more documentation shortly on this... just as soon as I get a video editing and production that fits my needs (a.k.a. doesn't look like crap)
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