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Unread 10-01-2011, 15:11
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Re: Is Labview Supposed to Be on The reimage?

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Originally Posted by Joe Ross View Post
The same thing occurred on our 2010 classmate. The drive is only 16gb. A 5gb recovery partition isn't an issue on the 2011 classmate with the larger drive, but it leaves the 2010 classmate with very little free disk space.
I just tried something that worked for me... now my C: drive has 6.6GB free.

I edited the DISKPARTSCRIPT.TXT file on the 2010 image key and changed the 5500 size of the recovery partition to 100.

Next, I edited the AUTOINSTALL.CMD file on the key...

I deleted the following line:
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ROBOCOPY \ R:\RECOVERY\ INSTALL.WIM /R:5 /W:5
I then edited the next section to look like this:
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ECHO Applying image...
IMAGEX /APPLY \INSTALL.WIM 1 W:
I'm not sure if there are any negative side effects of doing this, but it seemed to work for me the one time I tried it (on a 2010 classmate).

-Joe
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