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System Deployment Image (SDI) enables you to create a file-backed virtual disk drive that can be used as a staging area for your run-time images.
In This Section
- SDI Overview
Describes the SDI utility and when to use it. - Using the SDI Loader
Describes how to use the SDI loader to connect to a file-backed virtual disk drive. - Manually Installing the SDI Driver
Describes how to install the SDI driver manually. - Uninstalling the SDI Driver
Describes how to remove the SDI driver from the system. - Deploying a Run-Time Image Using the SDI Data Extraction Tool
Describes how to create a virtual disk from a run-time image. - SDI Data Extraction Tool
Describes the SDI data extraction tool, command usage, and syntax. - SDI Manager
Describes the SDI Manager utility and commands.
Related Sections
Describes the process of transferring a run-time image to a variety of media types and the components and tools that are used for this purpose.
How to Create a Device Recovery CD by Using Windows PE and SDI
Describes how to create a CD that you can use for recovery, deployment, or field upgrades.
Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006
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