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2.
Use the last IP address that the DHCP server assigned (the IP address of the Ethernet port on the
OAP/OAPS module) to enable Remote Desktop, to connect to the Windows operating system on
the OAP/OAPS module.
Installing Windows 7 Ultimate or Windows Server 2008 R2 by
booting from USB disk
This section describes how to install Windows 7 Ultimate by booting from USB disk.
Preparing for installation
Table 7 Hardware requirements
Item Quantity
Remarks
PC 1
Installed with the Windows 7 operating system, and
available with a USB port, network port, and serial port.
USB disk
1
At least 8 G memory
MSR router
1
Installed with an OAP/OAPS module
Network cable and
console cable
As required
Connect the PC, router, and OAP/OAPS module
Table 8 Software requirements
File Description
Windows 7
Ultimate
installation CD
Operating system version file
Marvell
88E8070
driver
Used for the internal Ethernet interface on an MIM-OAPS/MIM-OAP module, and obtained
from the following link:
Intel 82574
driver
Used for the external Ethernet port on an MIM-OAPS/MIM-OAP, and for the internal Ethernet
interface on an FIC-OAP module. You need to download the corresponding driver for the
Windows 7 operating system from the Intel website.
uiso9_cn.exe
Generates or burns the ISO file
tftpd32.rar
TFTP server and DHCP server tool
KB3AIK_CN.iso Provided by Microsoft for generating automatic response files
Configuring the software
1.
Insert a USB disk into the PC installed with Windows 7.
2.
Copy the files on the Windows 7 Ultimate installation CD to the USB disk, create the subdirectory
myshare in the root directory of the USB disk, and copy Intel 82574 and Marvell 88E8070 to the
myshare directory by following
.
3.
Install AIK, and copy the files in KB3AIK_CN.iso to the USB disk by using uiso9_cn.exe.
4.
Open the Windows System Image Manager as an administrator to generate the automatic
response file autounattend.xml (which must match the OAP/OAPS module configuration) for the
corresponding image, and use Imagex to integrate the autounattend.xml file to the boot.wim file
in the sources directory of the USB disk.