Using JAMF Casper Suite and Winclone Pro to Image a Lab of Dual-Boot Macs

arekdreyer
Contributor

There's a new document up on twocanoes software's website: http://twocanoes.com/support/winclone/using-jamf-casper-suite-and-winclone-pro-to-image-a-lab-of-dua... "Using JAMF Casper Suite and Winclone Pro to Image a Lab of Dual-Boot Macs"

You need to use Winclone version 3.4 or later for the best results with JAMF software because the Recovery HD renumbers the BSD partitions after installing OS X.

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applegrrl
New Contributor

Thanks Arek! I was just looking for more info on doing this and was quite happy to come across this link!

Keegans
New Contributor

The thing I am having trouble with is that if you just reimage the machines without repatitioning the machines manually, you'll get smaller and smaller paritions (since Casper will apply the partitioning to the specified partition each time).

Has anyone found a way around this?

cbrewer
Valued Contributor II

You can create a configuration that includes your WinClone image, but does not specify partition information. This way you just select the partition you want it to go to with Casper Imaging. This is how we do most our Windows installs.

Keegans
New Contributor

Sorry, very new to all this. How do you include the WinClone image without putting in partition information? How does it know where to install it?