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I use symentec ghost to image machines here at work. &nbsp;We use the floppy disk sets to boot the machines. &nbsp;I was given a copy of the ghost boot cd. &nbsp;and image of the cd actually. &nbsp;I am able to burn the cd and it boots off the cd jsut fine. But the cd does not have the undi driver (universal network &nbsp;d...river? &nbsp; &nbsp;i....nterface? &nbsp; ) &nbsp; &nbsp;So I am unable to ghost machines over the network with the image. &nbsp;How can I gmodify the image to imclude the drivers? &nbsp;Any one else ever do this?
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I use symentec ghost to image machines here at work.  We use the floppy disk sets to boot the machines.  I was given a copy of the ghost boot cd.  and image of the cd actually.  I am able to burn the cd and it boots off the cd jsut fine. But the cd does not have the undi driver (universal network  d...river?    i....nterface?   )    So I am unable to ghost machines over the network with the image.  How can I gmodify the image to imclude the drivers?  Any one else ever do this?

How to modify ghost boot cd iso

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