Lenovo ThinkVantage ImageUltra Builder Version 5.0 - Manual (Page 205)

v Rescue and Recovery for Windows Vista or Windows 7 will install in the
service partition.
Note: Installing Rescue and Recovery in the service partition will prevent
you from ever using the service partition again. This scenario is not
recommended.
5. If the base map uses the service partition in the back:
v Rescue and Recovery for Windows XP will install in the service partition.
v Rescue and Recovery for Windows Vista or Windows 7 will install in the
virtual partition.
Controlling write-access to your repository during a direct-network
install
By default, the target computer has read access and write access to your repository
during a direct-network install operation. The write access is required so the target
computer can make modifications in the network-staging folder, which by default
is located in the repository. For those of you who do not want the target computer
to have write access to your repository, you can specify a location for the
network-staging folder outside of the repository. Taking this precaution gives the
target computer read-only access to the repository and read/write access to the
network-staging folder that resides outside of the repository.
To specify a location outside of the repository for the network-staging folder, do
the following:
1.
Use Windows Explorer or My Computer to create a folder on your network
that will be used as a network staging folder.
2. From the ImageUltra Builder Main window, open any repository.
3. From the Main window menu bar, click Tools and then click Options.... The
Repository Options window opens.
4. Click the Network Install tab.
5. In the Location field, either use the Browse button to locate the folder you
created in Step 1, or type the location of the folder in Universal Naming
Convention (UNC) format.
6. In the Server IP Address field, type the IP address of the server that contains
the folder specified in the Location field. (Optional)
7. Click OK.
All network-staging folders will be created dynamically under the specified folder.
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