Using ImageUltra Builder - IBM Redbooks
Using ImageUltra Builder - IBM Redbooks
Using ImageUltra Builder - IBM Redbooks
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As used by the <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> program, it is a storage area for deployed Smart Images<br />
and for the tools required to perform the image installation process. Smart Images replace the<br />
factory installed image files in the service partition. If a service partition is not on a target<br />
computer before a Smart Image is deployed, one is created during the deployment process.<br />
1.25.2 Business case section 1 of 3: <strong>Using</strong> hardware specific images<br />
Table 1-1 Acme Holdings Inc.<br />
This is an example of migrating from legacy images to hardware specific OS modules. In this<br />
business case, we will show how a large corporation migrates from an existing monolithic<br />
image process to a module system build process using <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> 2.0. The following<br />
table gives an overview of the current state and a three-phased approach to migrating to<br />
<strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong>.<br />
Existing State Phase I legacy<br />
systems<br />
Method Legacy Ghost images Hardware-specific<br />
using <strong>ImageUltra</strong><br />
<strong>Builder</strong><br />
Operating<br />
Systems<br />
Hardware<br />
platforms<br />
Four:<br />
► Windows 95c<br />
► Windows 98<br />
► Windows NT 4<br />
► Windows 2000<br />
older systems have 9x<br />
or NT4 and the newer<br />
systems have 2000<br />
only<br />
Eight:<br />
► Compaq EN<br />
desktop<br />
► Toshiba Tecra<br />
8100<br />
► HP VL 8i<br />
► <strong>IBM</strong> PC 300® PL<br />
► HP VL 420<br />
► Toshiba Tecra<br />
9000<br />
► <strong>IBM</strong> M40<br />
NetVista<br />
► <strong>IBM</strong> T23 ThinkPad<br />
Technology Legacy monolithic<br />
ghost images<br />
Three:<br />
► Windows 95c<br />
► Windows 98<br />
► Windows NT 4<br />
Four:<br />
► Compaq EN<br />
desktop<br />
► Toshiba Tecra<br />
8100<br />
► HP VL 8i<br />
► <strong>IBM</strong> PC 300 PL<br />
Hardware Specific OS<br />
modules incorporating<br />
the existing legacy<br />
images<br />
Phase II current<br />
systems<br />
Portable-sysprep<br />
using <strong>ImageUltra</strong><br />
<strong>Builder</strong><br />
One:<br />
► Windows 2000 on<br />
multiply vendor<br />
platforms<br />
► Two modules<br />
containing the<br />
unique HALs are<br />
required to support<br />
the four systems<br />
Four:<br />
► HP VL 420<br />
► Toshiba Tecra<br />
9000<br />
► <strong>IBM</strong> M40 NetVista<br />
► <strong>IBM</strong> T23 ThinkPad<br />
Sysprep OS module<br />
combined with<br />
modules for drivers,<br />
patches and<br />
applications.<br />
Phase III future<br />
systems<br />
Ultra-portable<br />
<strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong><br />
One:<br />
► Windows XP on<br />
<strong>IBM</strong> hardware<br />
Two:<br />
► <strong>IBM</strong> M50<br />
ThinkCentre<br />
► <strong>IBM</strong> T40 ThinkPad<br />
Ultra-Portable OS<br />
module provided by<br />
<strong>IBM</strong> with all new<br />
systems combined<br />
with modules for<br />
drivers, patches and<br />
applications<br />
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