I have a server that I am trying to image using PXE Boot. I can easily creaste the images, but it's applying that image is where I have issues. Let me explain. The Server has a JBOD 2 SCSI 9 Gb drives. drive0(C:), and drive1(E:). The CDROM is drive D:. This is the problem I have in pushing the image onto a rebuilt machine. The image it pushes has two partitions that come out as C:, and D:. This being the case it is unable to utilize the CDROM, or the second partition where all of my DataBase files are. I need to know how it is that I can specifiy the partitions being pushed to C:, and E:, so everything will work after the image is pushed? Any assistance is much appreciated. Thanks in Advance. Jeff The difference between right and wrong, is often a thing line separated only by ones own conscience.

Simple. Reassign d: to r: in disk manager for the cdrom. Create your image. End of story. Otherwise on the reimaged system go into disk management and reassign the problem drive letters so you have access. Give a person a fish, they eat for a day. Suggest they internet search and they learn a skill for a lifetime.