Valid on win32
The sdmpcimg.exe command provides options for the WinPE image support. These options include the following:
This command has the following format:
sdmpcimg [-m tftp] -[lptvz] ...
Get binl information about local interfaces and boot server.
Download parameter file found in binl packet from boot server:
-p [file/directory to download parameters to] [server ip] [server port]
Note: If [file/directory to download parameters to] is not provided, then the parameter file is downloaded to the current directory.
Get a file from the tftp server:
-t <file to download> [local file/directory to download to] [server ip] [server port]
Print version information.
Download caz file from server:
-z <caz file to download> [directory to download to] [server ip] [server port]
If [file/directory to download to] is not provided, then the file is downloaded to current directory.
If [server ip] is not provided, the IP address from the binl packet is used.
If [server port] is not provided, a connection is made to the default tftp port.
Example: Find the Boot Server
This example finds the CA boot server where the target is assigned to:
sdmpcimg -l
The command provides the following boot server information as standard output:
Example: Get All OSIM Parameters for This Target
The following example gets all OSIM parameters from the boot server and writes them in the form $parametername$=value into the parameter.dat file in the local c: directory:
sdmpcimg -m TFTP -p c:\parameter.dat
The following example gets all OSIM parameters from the boot server and writes them in the form $parametername$=value to standard output:
sdmpcimg -m TFTP -p !
Example: Download File Using TFTP
This example downloads a file called file01, using TFTP from the boot server, to the target file file02 in the local c: directory:
sdmpcimg -m TFTP -t #MPCPATH#/images/dosboot/winxpx86.2/file01 c:\file02
The boot server replaces #MPCPATH# with the path to the image store.
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