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VANY2015-05-20 15:56:44
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VANY, 2015-05-20 15:56:44

How to make a bootable windows network image?

There are 10 cars. They have Linux on them. I have nothing to do with them and do not know Linux.
There is a task to take these 10 machines to the exhibition, run a program there (on each), which is only available under Win (in my case, seven). And the next day, these machines are again needed on Linux.
I'm still considering the option of wiping to the holes of the acronis with images.
Is it possible to make a bootable win network image with my program?
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Computers are weak, the program must communicate through the network on all 10 machines, because. one of them is a server with a USB key. Therefore, I assume that only native Windows will be able to keep it all stable.

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Eugene, 2015-05-20
@vanyproduction

I would suggest a more "safe" way: put windows on vhd, copy a sample disk to each machine and register in the bootloader (I hope you have grub2) booting from vhd
Example: habrahabr.ru/post/228641
The article prepares a VHD in a virtual machine windows under linux.
You can also prepare an image in a virtual machine under windows or install windows directly on a vhd disk.
Next, at the show, you start with VHD , after the show everything goes back to linux without any changes to the base machines.

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Kirill Penzin, 2015-05-20
@kir_vesp

And the virtual machine does not roll any more? Or is the program complex and resource-intensive?
My advice: put a VM
UPD: the server will also just be on 7-ke?
UPD2: earlier, according to this scheme, it was possible to upload Windows to small locales

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TerakadoOtsu, 2015-05-20
@TerakadoOtsu

Try running it in Wine.

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Konstantin, 2015-05-20
@fallen8rwtf

try the option with external launch (hdd, usb-hdd, sd and usb - but I only worked with usb under linux)

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Olga Moskvitina, 2015-05-21
@loly_girl

1 screw server (at least on XP) and RDP.

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