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1 Windows Embedded Standard 7 x64 BSP for Kontron KTQ67 User s Guide Page: 1/6 Revision: 1.00

2 1 Revision History Kontron Global Software Center Revision Date Author Description /07/2012 Andrey Shitov, Reviewed and approved: Gennady Kuznetsov User guide for KTQ67 WES7 BSP Page: 2/6 Revision: 1.00

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3 2 Table of Contents Kontron Global Software Center 1 Revision History Table of Contents Introduction WES7 image building environment requirements WES7 Image deployment Install from Image Builder Wizard Image generated with Image Configuration Editor Install from WIM image... 5 Page: 3/6 Revision: 1.00

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4 3 Introduction This document describes KTQ67 Board Support Package (BSP) for Microsoft Windows Embedded Standard 7 x64. This document provides: 1. WES7 image building environment requirements; 2. WES7 image deployment description. 4 WES7 image building environment requirements Host requirements: Windows Embedded Standard 7 with 64-bit distribution share (DS) must be installed. 5 WES7 Image deployment 5.1 Install from Image Builder Wizard Image generated with Image Configuration Editor Notes: Make sure that Windows Embedded Standard 7 Image Configuration Editor was installed and Distribution Share was selected. 1. Copy the content of the Out-of-Box Drivers directory to Windows Embedded Standard 7 Distribution Share (by default: C:\Program Files\Windows Embedded Standard 7\DS\Out-of-Box Drivers\); 2. Copy the content of the $OEM$ Folders directory to Windows Embedded Standard 7 Distribution Share (by default: C:\Program Files\Windows Embedded Standard 7\DS\$OEM$ Folders); 3. Run Image Configuration Editor; 4. Select File->Open Answer File and choose KTQ67x64 Setup.xml or KTQ67x64 Test.xml file from the BSP; 5. Resolve all package dependencies; 6. Select Tools->Create Media->Create IBW Image From Answer File and select folder for the image. Image creation will start; 7. Create bootable USB Flash drive (UFD) Plug UFD to host; From a Windows 7 run the DiskPart tool. For example, at the command prompt, type the following: diskpart Use the DiskPart tool to determine the disk number and device size to be used for the next step by typing the following at the DiskPart command prompt: list disk Use the DiskPart tool to partition and format the device and make it bootable. For example, if the UFD is Disk 1, type the following at the DiskPart command prompt, replacing <device_size> with the capacity of the UFD (in MB). select disk <disk_number> clean create partition primary size=<device_size> select partition 1 active Page: 4/6 Revision: 1.00

5 format fs=ntfs quick assign exit 8. Copy all files from the folder that contains created image to the UFD root; 9. Boot from UFD; 10. On the Install Windows page select Build an Image; 11. Follow the steps of the Image Builder Wizard. After first reboot select in BIOS the target disk as boot device. 5.2 Install from WIM image Procedure: 1. Create bootable UFD with Windows PE or use the Standard 7 product DVD. To create bootable UFD do the following: a. Plug UFD to host; b. From a Windows 7 run the DiskPart tool. For example, at the command prompt, type the following: diskpart c. Use the DiskPart tool to determine the disk number and device size to be used for the next step by typing the following at the DiskPart command prompt: list disk d. Use the DiskPart tool to partition and format the device and make it bootable. For example, if the UFD is Disk 1, type the following at the DiskPart command prompt, replacing <device_size> with the capacity of the UFD (in MB). select disk <disk_number> clean create partition primary size=<device_size> select partition 1 active format fs=ntfs quick assign exit e. Copy all files from the ISO folder of the winpe_x64.zip archive to the UFD root; 2. Copy the KTQ67x64_01.wim file to the USB Flash Drive (UFD). 3. Boot the device to Windows PE. 4. Run the DiskPart tool by typing the following at the command prompt: diskpart 5. Use the DiskPart tool to determine the disk number and device size to be used for the next step by typing the following at the DiskPart command prompt: list disk Page: 5/6 Revision: 1.00

Create bootable UFD with Windows PE or use the Standard 7 product DVD. To create bootable UFD do the following: a. Plug UFD to host; b. From a Windows 7 run the DiskPart tool.

6 6. Use the DiskPart tool to partition and format the hard disk and make it bootable. For example, type the following at the DiskPart command prompt, replacing <device_size> with the capacity of the hard drive (in MB). select disk <disk_number> clean create partition primary size=<device_size> select partition 1 active format fs=ntfs quick assign exit 7. Apply a volume image to a specified drive. For example, Imagex.exe /apply <drive>:\ktq67x64_01.wim 1 C:\ 8. From the command prompt, use the BCDBoot tool to update the BCD store. For example: bcdboot C:\windows /s C: 9. Shut down the device by typing the following at the command prompt: wpeutil shutdown Page: 6/6 Revision: 1.00

$Apply a volume image to a specified drive. For example, Imagex.exe /apply <drive>:\ktq67x64_01.wim 1 C:\ 8.$

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