Restoring an image from a local secondary partition. Zenworks 6.5

I'm trying to come up with an easy way to reimage machines without the
use of external hard drives or cds\dvds. In the k-12 setting all of our
hard drives are much bigger than needed. So... I have partitioned the
drive into two seperate partitions. One NTFS for Windows XP and one
FAT32 to hold the .zmg file. I can successfully image locally to the 2nd
partion, but when I go to restore the image back to the 1st partition, I
run into all kinds of trouble. Does anyone know the command line codes
that I should be using to do this?

On Thu, 26 Oct 2006 18:12:03 GMT, [email protected] wrote:
> I can successfully image locally to the 2nd
> partion, but when I go to restore the image back to the 1st partition, I
> run into all kinds of trouble.
what troubles? what's your commandline..
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