[K12OSN] Image creation software

[Shane Sammons]

I will look into g4l myself, just wanted to ask a general question as I have
a school lab to re-do over X-mas break. I would assume g4l will work with
windows, as it most likely loads from a network boot or bootable media, but
has anyone used it for such?

Also how many people have systems with SATA drives and USB only keyboards
and are able to use things like G4L and G4U?

Thanks!


On 12/20/06, Kisakye Alex <akisakye at ucu.ac.ug> wrote:
>
> Hi pple,
> Thanks for all the suggestions!
> Am looking at g4l seems promising
>
> thanks again
>
> ALex
> =
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> From: "Paul Satherley" <pauls at tclcommunications.co.nz>
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> > Iv'e used udpcast it works well also on the windows side
> > I've had great success with r-drive from http://www.drive-image.com/
> >
> > inexpensive and works a treat, I keep an image on a second partition for
> > quick local restore
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