Creating A Disk Image From Cd/Dvd Media; Creating A Disk Image From Fd Media; Exiting The Remote Console - Hitachi Compute Blade 2500 Getting Started Manual

Creating a disk image from CD/DVD media

Use the CD/DVD image creation tool (MakeCDImg.exe)to create a disk image
CD or DVD media.
1 Start the CD/DVD disk image creation tool.
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2 Insert the CD or DVD media from which you wish to create the disk image
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into the CD/DVD drive of the system console.
3 Under CD/DVD drive in the CD/DVD disk image creation tool, select the
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CD/DVD drive where you inserted the media.
4 Click the Browse button.
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The Save As dialog box is displayed.
5 Specify a name and destination folder for the disk image file, and then
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click the Save button.
The Save As dialog box closes, and the specified file name and path are
displayed in the Save CD/DVD image file to field in the CD/DVD image
creation tool.
6 Click the Start button.
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A disk image file is created from the CD or DVD media. Once the disk
image file has been created, a confirmation message appears.

Creating a disk image from FD media

Use the FD image creation tool (FDDUMP.exe) to create a disk image from FD
media.
1 Start the FD disk image creation tool.
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2 Insert the FD media from which you wish to create the disk image into
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the FD drive of the system console.
3 Under Drive in the FD image creation tool, select the FD drive where you
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inserted the media.
4 Click the Browse button.
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The Save As dialog box is displayed.
5 Specify a name and destination folder for the disk image file, and then
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click the Save button.
The Save As dialog box closes, and the specified file name and path are
displayed in the File field in the FD image creation tool.
6 Click the Start button.
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A disk image file is created from the FD media. When the progress bar
reaches 100%, the image file has been created.

Exiting the remote console

Exit the remote console.
1 In the File menu of the remote console, click Exit.
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Functionality and Operation of the Remote Console
Hitachi Compute Blade 2500 Series Getting Started Guide