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Updating Distribution Point with Boot image fault
Updating Distribution Point with Boot image fault
- Hi All,
I have been struggling to sort a problem I am having when attempting to add new drivers to my boot images since upgrading to SCCM SP2 and was hoping somebody could help.
When I right click on my x86 Boot Image and then choose Update Distribuition Point I recieve a message saying it has 'failed insering OSD binaries into the WIM file'. To try and troubleshoot this I have deleted the package from all distribution points and then refreshed the package on the DP which recreated the packages fine but the re-tried updating with no sucess. I then removed all drivers from the Widows PE tab and tried both stages as before but with the same result.
If anybody could help that would be great as I need to insert a SATA driver into the image for a new model of laptop we have
Thanks in advance Andrew
Answers
- Hi ,
This is due to the issue your drivers are removed / replaced on your disk where the drivers where initially stored before you imported them into the SCCM DB .
You should look in the Driver section ==> add the view "show Path" and verify that the drivers you want to include in your boot image are still refering to the path they say the should be .
if the drivers are not anymore accesible from the stored path , they will fail !
Hope it helps
Kenny
Hope it helps , Kenny Buntinx www.scug.be/blogs/sccm/- Marked As Answer byEric Zhang - MSFTMSFT, ModeratorMonday, November 16, 2009 3:51 AM
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It looks like WAIK was not upgraded properly during ConfigMgr 07 SP2 upgrade. Uninstall WAIK from Add/Remove then install it from ConfigMgr07 SP2 bits.
this will help you to proceed further.
Surendar Reddy- Proposed As Answer byReddy Surendar Wednesday, November 11, 2009 5:33 PM
- Hi ,
This is due to the issue your drivers are removed / replaced on your disk where the drivers where initially stored before you imported them into the SCCM DB .
You should look in the Driver section ==> add the view "show Path" and verify that the drivers you want to include in your boot image are still refering to the path they say the should be .
if the drivers are not anymore accesible from the stored path , they will fail !
Hope it helps
Kenny
Hope it helps , Kenny Buntinx www.scug.be/blogs/sccm/- Marked As Answer byEric Zhang - MSFTMSFT, ModeratorMonday, November 16, 2009 3:51 AM
