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sanboot:winnt_sanbootconf [2009/10/29 16:21] mcb30 |
sanboot:winnt_sanbootconf [2009/10/30 17:59] (current) mcb30 As of sanbootconf 0.9.6, the drivers are signed with a valid code-signing certificate |
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| {{ :screenshots:winxp_sanbootconf_install.png?400x300 |Installing sanbootconf}} | {{ :screenshots:winxp_sanbootconf_install.png?400x300 |Installing sanbootconf}} | ||
| - | If you are running Windows Vista or later, you must enable the use of test-signed kernel drivers by typing | + | After installation is complete, reboot the system and check that it boots up correctly. You are now ready to: |
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| - | bcdedit -set TestSigning Yes | + | |
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| - | in a command window. | + | |
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| - | {{ :screenshots:bcdedit_testsigning.png?400x300 |Enabling test-signing}} | + | |
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| - | After installation is complete, reboot the system and check that it boots up correctly. | + | |
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| - | You are now ready to: | + | |
| * [[sanboot:transfer|Transfer the Microsoft Windows disk image to your iSCSI or SRP target]] | * [[sanboot:transfer|Transfer the Microsoft Windows disk image to your iSCSI or SRP target]] | ||
