Customizing the preboot environment, Changing the main gui fonts, Customizing – Lenovo THINKPAD Z60M User Manual
Page 37: Preboot, Environment
Example
1:
Adding
device
drivers
(such
as
ethernet)
to
the
Predesktop
Area
The
following
example
provides
instruction
on
adding
device
drivers
to
the
Predesktop
Area
1.
Obtain
device
drivers
from
the
vendor’s
Web
site
or
other
media.
2.
Create
the
following
directory
structures:
C:\TEMP\MININT\INF
C:\TEMP\MININT\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS
3.
Copy
all
network
driver
*.inf
files
to
the
\MININT\INF
directory.
(For
example,
E100B325.inf
needs
to
be
in
the
\MININT\INF
directory.)
4.
Copy
all
*.sys
files
to
the
\MININT\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS
directory.
(For
example,
E100B325.sys
needs
to
be
in
\MININT\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS
directory.)
5.
Copy
any
related
*.dll,
*.exe,
or
other
files
to
the
\MININT\SYSTEM32\
DRIVERS
directory.
(For
example,
the
E100B325.din
or
INTELNIC.dll
files
must
be
in
the
\MININT\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS
directory.)
Notes:
a.
Catalog
files
are
unnecessary,
as
they
are
not
processed
by
the
Rescue
and
Recovery
environment.
The
preceding
instructions
apply
to
any
device
driver
that
might
be
required
to
configure
the
computer.
b.
With
the
limitation
of
Windows
PE,
you
might
have
to
manually
apply
some
configuration
applications
or
settings
as
registry
updates.
6.
To
put
the
device
drivers
into
the
Rescue
and
Recovery
environment,
enter
the
following
from
a
command
line:
C:\
RRUTIL.EXE
-p
C:\temp
Example
2
:
Adding
mass-storage
controller
drivers
(such
as
SATA)
to
the
Predesktop
Area
1.
Create
a
subdirectory
under
\minint\system32\
to
contain
the
driver.
2.
Copy
*.sys
into
\minint\systme32\drivers.
3.
Update
\minint\system32\winpeoem.sif
to
include
the
subdirectory
containing
the
driver
(for
an
example,
examine
this
file
from
4.1
build
37).
4.
Ensure
the
iastor
file
and
folder
are
in
the
subdirectory
you
created..
5.
Make
sure
the
subdirectory
you
created
containing
the
iastor
driver
has
a
valid
txtsetup.oem
file.
Customizing
the
Preboot
environment
By
editing
the
configuration
file
pdaguixx.ini
(where
xx
is
the
language
designation),
you
can
customize
the
following
elements
of
the
Rescue
and
Recovery
environment:
v
Changing
the
main
GUI
fonts
v
Changing
the
environment
background
v
Entries
and
functions
in
the
left
panel
of
the
user
interface
v
The
HTML-based
help
system
for
the
Rescue
and
Recovery
environment
Note:
To
obtain,
edit,
and
replace
the
pdaguien.ini
file,
see
Changing
the
main
GUI
fonts
You
can
change
the
font
of
the
main
graphical
user
interface
(GUI).
The
default
settings
might
not
display
all
characters
correctly,
depending
on
the
language
and
characters
required.
In
pdaguixx.ini
(where
xx
is
the
language
designation)
the
Chapter
3.
Rescue
and
Recovery
customization
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