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| | I have been doing some playing around with Citrix Provisioning Server and Windows 7 M3 Build 6801. One of the first things I noticed was that the install of Windows 7 M3 forces the creation of a 200Mb boot paritition, and most of my attempts to negate it, didn't go well. |
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| | In a previous post, I showed you a video of Windows 7 being streamed by Citrix Provisioing Server. |
| | [http://community.citrix.com/blogs/citrite/richcr/2008/10/31/Citrix+Provisioning+Server+streaming+Windows+7] |
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| | What I notcied from doing that was the streamed Windows 7 did not have this boot partition, but was functioning just fine, so hmmm, I decided to see if a reverse image would fair as well. And what do you, it does. I reveresed imaged, which is where you copy the vdisk back onto a local disk, and then boot off of the local disk, and now there is no more 200Mb boot parition, and all is well. |
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| | Sure, there is more to test, but I'll save that for another day |