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From <a href="http://www.altiris.com/upload/rapideploy_6_1.pdf" rel="ugc">http://www.altiris.com/upload/rapideploy_6_1.pdf</a>&nbsp;the syntax for rdeploy on page 86 show<br />
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I presume the syntax for redployt would be the same.<br />
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-split:[n] Function Breaks an image into multiple files of a specified size during an upload (in megabytes).<br />
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Example To set the file size to 500 MB, type rdeploy -mu -f[filename] -split:500<br />
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So possibly -split 8000 is what you want.<br />
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From http://www.altiris.com/upload/rapideploy_6_1.pdf [http://www.altiris.com/upload/rapideploy_6_1.pdf] the syntax for rdeploy on page 86 show

I presume the syntax for redployt would be the same.

-split:[n] Function Breaks an image into multiple files of a specified size during an upload (in megabytes).

Example To set the file size to 500 MB, type rdeploy -mu -f[filename] -split:500


So possibly -split 8000 is what you want.



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Hi!<br />
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What file system does your target have? It might be a limitation in the filesystem.<br />
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Regards, Tobias
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Hi!

What file system does your target have? It might be a limitation in the filesystem.

Regards, Tobias

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The target system is windows xp sp3. So with the split &quot;-split 8000&quot; is there a limit to the size like<br />
&nbsp;&quot;-split 10000&quot;? Or is there a way to say no limit to size. &quot;-split nosplit&quot;?<br />
Thanks<br />

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The target system is windows xp sp3. So with the split "-split 8000" is there a limit to the size like
 "-split 10000"? Or is there a way to say no limit to size. "-split nosplit"?
Thanks


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The -split command only works with 2000 and below. To clarify I would like to image this computer with no splitting.
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The -split command only works with 2000 and below. To clarify I would like to image this computer with no splitting.

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I would to image a computer with rdeployt from a linux boot disk. I am using <br />
./rdeployt -mu -f /m/altiris.exe &nbsp;but it creates four 2 gig images I would like to just make one <br />
8gig. Does anyone know what the switch is to make a single image?<br />
Thanks
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I would to image a computer with rdeployt from a linux boot disk. I am using 
./rdeployt -mu -f /m/altiris.exe  but it creates four 2 gig images I would like to just make one 
8gig. Does anyone know what the switch is to make a single image?
Thanks

Altiris rdepolyt . How do i image a pc into a image bigger then 2gigs.

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