Hello, I'm going to test imaging using something similar to Ghost for Unix and verify if the problem is specific to udpcast, or may be a problem in common with other open source imaging solutions. We are also going to verify that when F11 is the very first thing done after imaging, we still see the failure. (I've wondered if aborting the Windows boot up caused something strange to happen with the F11 feature in CMOS - a Windows boot was usually the first thing the techs tested.) I expect you have your reasons for shutting down the mailing list from going out to other people, or to the archives on the web site, but it is unfortunate that I can't find out if other uspcast users might have experience with a specific problem like this one. Regards, --Donald Teed On Mon, 12 Apr 2004, Alain Knaff wrote:
I suspect that the setting might be stored in the BIOS's CMOS memory rather than on disk itself. Indeed, if it was on disk, the whole-disk udpcast copy (/dev/hda) would have transferred it just fine.
Alain