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83Creating boot disks with the Ghost Boot Wizard
Creating boot disks and boot images
10 In the Domain field, type the domain to which the user belongs.
11 In the Drive Letter field, select a drive letter to access a network share through
a mapped drive.
Select a drive letter greater than any existing drive letter.
12 If you want to prevent the boot package from mapping a drive when the
computer starts, click None.
In this case, map a drive from the DOS prompt after the computer has
started.
13 In the Maps To field, type the complete UNC path to the network share.
For example, to access a shared folder named Ghost on a computer named
Boss, the UNC path is \\Boss\Ghost.
14 Click Next.
15 Do one of the following:
■ Click DHCP will assign the IP settings if your network contains a
DHCP server.
■ Click The IP settings will be statically defined and complete the fields
below this option if your network does not contain a DHCP server. Your
network administrator can provide the values for these fields.
16 Click Next.
17 In the Floppy Disk Drive field, select the appropriate drive letter.
18 In the Number of disks to create field, select the number of disks that you
want to create.
19 Ensure that Format disk(s) first is checked to format the disks before disk
creation.
Ensure that this option is checked unless you are creating a custom boot disk
with custom system files. If this option is unchecked, the boot disk is not
bootable.
20 Ensure that Quick Format is checked to perform a quick format.
21 Click Next.
22 Review the boot disk details and click Next to start creating the boot disks.
Follow the prompts to format the disks and create a boot disk set.