Using a basic setup of MDT & WDS, I've created a simple task just to deploy and capture a base Windows 7 image. It deploys just fine, but fails during the capture phase. Testing via command prompt showed that it wasn't a permission issue (no trouble at all writing to the specified capture share). I took a look through the SMSTS.log and this was the first thing to catch my attention
Executing command line: %TOOLROOT%\bddrun.exe /runas cscript.exe "%SCRIPTROOT%\ZTIBackup.wsf" TSManager 1/7/2011 5:09:43 PM 1584 (0x0630)
Process completed with exit code 1060 TSManager 1/7/2011 5:09:43 PM 1584 (0x0630)
Failed to run the action: Create WIM. The specified service does not exist as an installed service. (Error: 00000424; Source: Windows) TSManager 1/7/2011 5:09:43 PM 1584 (0x0630)
I happened to notice that there is no ZTIBackup script to be found. There are plenty of scripts in <Target Drive>\MININT\Scripts and in <Boot Drive>\Deploy\Scripts, but ZTIBackup.wsf isn't one of them. Any idea why this file is missing? I have a hunch this is the source of my current headache. This task sequence is just a "Standard Client Task Sequence" that does nothing more than install the OS and Firefox. Thoughts? Ideas? This wasn't the source of my headaches. I injected the missing script into the WIM and I'm still getting the same errors. Oh, the headaches...
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Using a basic setup of MDT & WDS, I've created a simple task just to deploy and capture a base Windows 7 image. It deploys just fine, but fails during the capture phase. Testing via command prompt showed that it wasn't a permission issue (no trouble at all writing to the specified capture share). I took a look through the SMSTS.log and this was the first thing to catch my attention
I happened to notice that there is no ZTIBackup script to be found. There are plenty of scripts in <Target Drive>\MININT\Scripts and in <Boot Drive>\Deploy\Scripts, but ZTIBackup.wsf isn't one of them. Any idea why this file is missing? I have a hunch this is the source of my current headache. This task sequence is just a "Standard Client Task Sequence" that does nothing more than install the OS and Firefox. Thoughts? Ideas? This wasn't the source of my headaches. I injected the missing script into the WIM and I'm still getting the same errors. Oh, the headaches...
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