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Hello All:<br />
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I am trying to make a ghost image of two Dell Laitiude E6400 Laptop but I cant seem to find the right NIC driver. I tried the ones from Dell however when I boot from the boot disk I only see the option for Local no mulitcast or peer to peer option.<br />
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Has anyone tried making an image of one of these laptop recently? If so what steps did you take?
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Hello All:

I am trying to make a ghost image of two Dell Laitiude E6400 Laptop but I cant seem to find the right NIC driver. I tried the ones from Dell however when I boot from the boot disk I only see the option for Local no mulitcast or peer to peer option.

Has anyone tried making an image of one of these laptop recently? If so what steps did you take?

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