Performing an installation of an operating system requires creating images of the system you want to install, an OS image and boot images. The OS Installation environment offers an Image Prepare System (IPS) that lets you build such images with specific commands.
You can install the IPS separately from the OS Installation Manager or on the same system as the OS Installation Manager.
The IPS provides commands that introduce the operating system and boot images to the OS Installation Manager and to CA ITCM. The only way to introduce OS images in OSIM is by using these commands.
The IPS commands are available at the GUI of the DSM Explorer where Wizards guide you step by step through the creation and registration of boot and OS images. And you can use the commands directly at the DOS Command Prompt and integrate them into your own programs.
This section is the reference of the command line interface of the IPS commands. At the GUI, all necessary information is given within the Wizards.
Note: You must have the administrator privileges to run the IPS commands at the command line interface.
This section contains the following topics:
CreateBTImages--Manage Boot Images
CreateOSImage--Managing OS images
RegisterBTImages--Registering Boot Images
RegisterOSImage--Registering OS images
Register Operating System Data of External Images
Define Disk Partitions for WinPE-based Windows Images
Using GHOST (DOS) Imaging Tools
Using the Command Line Interface
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