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|Windows XP Service Pack 3 | |Windows XP Service Pack 3 | ||
|x86/acpiapic_mp | |x86/acpiapic_mp | ||
| − | |OS Install for multiprocessor (dual core, dual processor, or hyperthreaded) machines | + | |OS Install for multiprocessor (dual core, dual processor, or hyperthreaded) machines - Currently not available; use the XP Installer boot image instead. |
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|Windows XP SP3 | |Windows XP SP3 | ||
|Windows XP Service Pack 3 | |Windows XP Service Pack 3 | ||
|x86/acpiapic_mp | |x86/acpiapic_mp | ||
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| − | |Windows 7 | + | |Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise, Datacenter, and Web, plus Core versions of each |
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| + | |Microsoft has not produced an x86 version of this OS, so no x86 version is available. | ||
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|x86 and x64 | |x86 and x64 | ||
| − | | | + | |Three images: "No Domain Join" will not join the WolfTech domain; "Automated Install" will perform an unattended installation; and "Enterprise" will require user input during post-install steps. |
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Revision as of 18:05, 4 March 2010
This page documents the images hosted on the centralized WDS servers.
Note that this page is likely also horribly outdated.
Boot Images
| Image Name | Operating System | Architecture | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| WDS (Win7) | Windows 7 | x86 | This is the boot image that most of campus will use to install from |
| Windows XP SP3 Installer | Windows XP Service Pack 3 | x86 | This boot image is an installer that will deploy Windows XP to your machine regardless of HAL type. |
Install Images
| Image Name | Operating System | Architecture/HAL Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windows XP SP3 | Windows XP Service Pack 3 | x86/acpiapic_up | OS Install for single processor machines - Currently not available; use the XP Installer boot image instead. |
| Windows XP SP3 | Windows XP Service Pack 3 | x86/acpiapic_mp | OS Install for multiprocessor (dual core, dual processor, or hyperthreaded) machines - Currently not available; use the XP Installer boot image instead. |
| Windows XP SP3 | Windows XP Service Pack 3 | x86/acpiapic_mp | OS Install for AMD architectures - Currently not available; use the XP Installer boot image instead. |
| Windows Vista Business | Windows Vista | x86 and x64 | |
| Windows 2008 Server | Windows 2008 Server Enterprise, Enterprise Core | x86 and x64 | |
| Windows Server 2008 R2 | Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise, Datacenter, and Web, plus Core versions of each | x64 | Microsoft has not produced an x86 version of this OS, so no x86 version is available. |
| Windows 7 Enterprise | Windows 7 | x86 and x64 | Three images: "No Domain Join" will not join the WolfTech domain; "Automated Install" will perform an unattended installation; and "Enterprise" will require user input during post-install steps. |