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MDT 2012 Image Deployment
Hi,
I am attempting to install an image which I captured using imagex.
I have tried to capture the image several different way with differenet switches, such as /check and /compression maximum, etc.
The image deployment fails in the exact same spot each time. An image of the errors is attached.
Thanks,
MDT.JPG
I am attempting to install an image which I captured using imagex.
I have tried to capture the image several different way with differenet switches, such as /check and /compression maximum, etc.
The image deployment fails in the exact same spot each time. An image of the errors is attached.
Thanks,
MDT.JPG
ASKER
I registered for the forum and posted a description of the failure.
BTW have a look here.
http://www.webbedeye.com/2012/07/mdt-2012-lite-touch-deployment-step-by-step/
perhaps you are missing some step.
http://www.webbedeye.com/2012/07/mdt-2012-lite-touch-deployment-step-by-step/
perhaps you are missing some step.
ASKER
I found a tip in one of the forums to transmit the logs to the deployment share by editing the properties on the deployment share itself.
Right-click the deployment share and select Properties. Click the "Rules" tab.
Add the following line: SLShare=\\servername\share \logs
Then navigate to the deployment directory and create a new folder called "Logs."
Each time a deployment is run, logs will be transferred to the logs folder for review.
I found a few details in the logs which provided a place to start, including a path to a folder at the root of C:\ called "NoScan." McAfee is currently installed, which creates this folder.
A few lines down in the LTIApply.log file, an access denied error appeared pointing to a file in the C:\NoScan folder. I am in the process of removing McAfee and the file flagged in the log file under the access denied error and I will try again.
Right-click the deployment share and select Properties. Click the "Rules" tab.
Add the following line: SLShare=\\servername\share
Then navigate to the deployment directory and create a new folder called "Logs."
Each time a deployment is run, logs will be transferred to the logs folder for review.
I found a few details in the logs which provided a place to start, including a path to a folder at the root of C:\ called "NoScan." McAfee is currently installed, which creates this folder.
A few lines down in the LTIApply.log file, an access denied error appeared pointing to a file in the C:\NoScan folder. I am in the process of removing McAfee and the file flagged in the log file under the access denied error and I will try again.
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ASKER
Since I didn't receive any meaninful replies and resolved the issue by doing my own research, I accept my own solution as well.
Johan Arwidmark is a poster on that forum. He has published many guides and how-to things.
Are you following any certain guide and do you have error free deployment of non custom images?