Using a partitioning module in a base map, Using, Partitioning – Lenovo ThinkPad R400 User Manual

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Using

a

partitioning

module

in

a

base

map

A

partitioning

module

is

a

special

type

of

operating-system

module

that

has

the

following

purposes:

v

To

delete

one

or

more

user

partitions

before

installing

an

image

v

To

create

an

additional

data

partition

on

the

target

computer,

beyond

the

C

partition

v

To

preserve

one

or

more

pre-existing

data

partitions

on

a

target

computer

v

To

disable

the

default

partitioning

behavior

of

the

ImageUltra

Builder

program

v

To

eliminate

existing

partitions,

set

up

a

new

single

partition,

format

the

new

partition,

and

set

the

new

partition

as

bootable

in

preparation

for

Ultra-Portable

Image

installation

using

an

I386

base

operating-system

module.

disk

By

default,

the

ImageUltra

Builder

program

automatically

deletes

all

user

partitions

on

the

target

computer

as

a

starting

point

for

installation.

You

can

override

this

default

behavior

or

make

the

behavior

dependent

on

a

menu

selection

through

the

use

of

partitioning

modules.

The

ImageUltra

Builder

program

provides

the

following

ready-to-use

partitioning

modules

in

the

ImageUltra

folder

of

the

repository:

v

DrivePrep

-

Delete

All

Partitions:

This

partitioning

module

is

designed

to

delete

all

user

partitions

on

the

target

computer

hard

disk

before

the

new

image

is

installed.

v

DrivePrep

-

Delete

C

Partition

Only:

This

partitioning

module

is

designed

to

preserve

pre-existing

data

partitions

on

a

target

computer

and

use

the

space

previously

used

by

the

C

partition

for

the

new

image.

v

DrivePrep

-

Delete

No

Partitions:

This

partitioning

module

disables

all

partitioning

activity

generated

by

the

ImageUltra

Builder

program

and

is

used

only

in

special

cases

with

a

Portable-Sysprep

Image

or

Hardware-Specific

Image

that

contains

all

formatting

and

partitioning

instructions.

v

Windows

XP

Home

Primary

Partition:

This

partitioning

module

for

use

with

Ultra-Portable

Images

that

use

I386

base

operating-system

modules

for

Windows

XP

Home

only.

It

deletes

existing

user

partitions,

establishes

a

new

single

partition

using

all

available

space

on

the

hard

disk,

formats

the

new

partition,

and

sets

the

new

partition

as

bootable

in

preparation

for

installing

the

Windows

XP

Home

operating

system.

v

Windows

XP

Pro

Primary

Partition:

This

partitioning

module

for

use

in

Ultra-Portable

Images

that

use

I386

base

operating-system

modules

for

Windows

XP

Professional

only.

It

deletes

existing

user

partitions,

establishes

a

new

single

partition

using

all

available

space

on

the

hard

disk,

formats

the

new

partition,

and

sets

the

new

partition

as

bootable

in

preparation

for

installing

the

Windows

XP

Professional

operating

system.

v

Windows

2000

Primary

Partition:

This

partitioning

module

is

for

use

with

Ultra-Portable

Images

that

use

I386

base

operating-system

modules

for

Windows

2000

only.

It

deletes

existing

user

partitions,

establishes

a

new

single

partition

using

all

available

space

on

the

hard

disk,

formats

the

new

partition,

and

sets

the

new

partition

as

bootable

in

preparation

for

installing

the

Windows

2000

operating

system.

v

Windows

Vista

Primary

Partition:

This

partitioning

module

is

for

use

with

Ultra-Portable

Images

that

use

I386

base

operating-system

modules

for

Windows

Vista

32

bit

and

64

bit.

It

deletes

existing

user

partitions,

establishes

a

new

single

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