Hi,
my suggestion is to use WINPE 2.0 non only for repair corrupted boot sector,
but even to deploy your image.
If I understand the way you do, connecting and removing the Sata disk is
painful and error prone.
Many use Ghost2003 booting from a DOS system, otherwise I suggest you this
article from XPe Files Blog:
http://xpefiles.com/cs/blogs/bcombs/...-embedded.aspx
I understand that booting from a SATA disk is much faster than booting from
CD ROM, a USB key could be a half way solution.
hope this helps
Raffaele
"lfaquino" <lfaquino@discussions.microsoft.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:C6EB321E-7A15-4354-B675-2FF92E47DD2C@microsoft.com...
> As part of our installation procedure for loading Winxpe onto our target
> hardware, we boot the target from a SATA drive running the same winxpe
> image.
> At that point, the target flash is formatted and the winxpe image copied
> over. Our production team ran into a problem where they mistakenly
> hot-plugged the SATA at one point while booting to the winxpe image on the
> target flash. The result was that further boots from target flash winxpe
> image produced a BSOD (0x7B) when the SATA drive was attached. The BSOD
> disappeared if the SATA is disconnected. Boot from the SATA itself works
> fine. The only way I have found to clear up this issue is to use the Winxp
> Pro install disks to repair the SATA MBR. Also have to re-format the
> target
> flash (using the HP usb format tool) and re-install winxpe. This is a time
> consuming procedure and I suspect I will see it again. Does some method
> exist
> outside of the Winxp Pro Install disks that could be used to repair the
> MBR?
> Not sure if this the right forum for the question.
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