ClearCube PCoIP System User's Guide User Manual
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4.5 Image Creation Requirements
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NOTE: If you are re-imaging a blade or installing a custom image on ClearCube blades, you
must install components in the order listed below. Failure to do so can cause
unsupported behavior.
The following list details items and steps required when imaging and configuring ClearCube
blades that use PCoIP technology. Ensure that you install items and perform steps in the order
listed below.
1. Ensure that you obtain drivers for your blade or VM from the ClearCube Support site at
All drivers and downloads mentioned in this procedure
are available on the Support site.
2. Connect to the blade you are imaging. For A-series and R3082D blades, connect a zero client
to the A-series chassis. For all other R-series blades, connect a ClearCube C/Port to the
chassis slot that the blade is in. For information about configuring video for R-series blades,
see Technical Bulletin TB00264, “Video Configuration When Powering on R-Series Blades
for the First Time (OOBE).” From the Support site, select the R-series blade you are imaging.
From the blade’s home page, click Technical Bulletins.
3. Install a Windows operating system.
4. Install the Intel chipset driver appropriate for your blade.
5. Configure PCI Express
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power management:
a. Click Start > Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Power Options.
b. Select any power plan (you must perform this procedure on all power plans) and click
Change Plan Settings > Change advanced power settings to display the Power
Options dialog box.
c. Expand the PCI Express item. From the Link State Power Management drop-down
menu, select Off.
6. Install the Intel network adapter driver appropriate for your blade.
7. Optionally, install an appropriate RAID driver.
8. Optionally, install the Intel AMT driver. Note that AMT support typically requires BIOS-
level configuration.
9. If applicable, install the appropriate video driver:
for blades with a V52x0- or V53x0-series host card, install a video driver for the built-in
GPU on the host card.