

– Once these selections have been made, a summary page that shows all that will be included in the image will appear. For this example I have kept the default settings. – The next set of options are the language and keyboard settings. For this example I have selected Application Compatibility as the image template. – You will then be prompted to choose to start from a template or create a custom image from scratch. – Once the IBW is booted, it will prompt you to build an image or deploy an answer file or WIM, choose Build an Image. You can also use a USB flash drive to boot the IBW, in order to do so it will have to be made bootable using the steps outlined at the end of this kdb. There are several ways to boot the IBW installer, in this example the IBW disk was booted on the Xtreme/CPU using a USB DVD drive. With the Image Builder Wizard your Windows Embedded Standard 7 image is created interactively by choosing the various options throughout the installation. The installation example below has been performed with the QMG001 Congatec Qseven module (Congatec Part number 015001). With windows embedded standard 7, images can be installed directly from the installation disk using the Image Builder Wizard (IBW), or from an answer file created using the Image Configuration Editor (ICE).

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