Welcome to WIUL

If you have setup everything correctly then your client should PXE boot and present you with a 
login. There are two users on the system wiul and root. The root password is set to partimage
and once you login you should be presented with a BASH shell prompt. There are two ttys available
and hitting CTRL + ALT + F1|F2 should swith between them.

If you login as wiul using the password wiul you will be taken to the main menu that will allow 
you to start the image process which will do the following.

1.) Delete and restore the mbr will run the following;

/usr/local/sbin/delete_mbr
/usr/local/sbin/restore_mbr

<good idea to reboot at this point>

2.) Start the image will run the following after it has collected the users input;

/usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/make_ntfs
/usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/get_image
/usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/remove_part
/usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/create_part
/usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/ntfs_resize
reboot

Scrpits /usr/local/sbin/delete_mbr and /usr/local/sbin/restore_mbr scrub the MBR of the local disk,
and then replace it with a saved MBR. This MBR has a small (11GB) single NTFS partition at the
start of the disk. This should be enough space to put our Windows image into, if its not you'll
need to modify the ramdisk to include a MBR that fits your needs.

After restoring the saved MBR it is best to restart the machine and boot back into the PXE client,
this seems to speed up the next stage considerably.

Selecting the 'Start the image' option from the main menu will do the following once you have 
entered all the options;

/usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/make_ntfs should format the partition using NTFS. It is possible
that this step could be skipped.

Then using the script /usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/get_image the Windows image is retrieved and 
placed onto the NTFS partition.

When that is completed we need to resize the partition to something a little more useable the
scripts /usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/remove_part /usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/create_part and
/usr/local/sbin/wiul-custom/ntfs_resize will adjust the partition table, and then resize the file
system.

Then finally reboot

You should put a list of images on your Partimaged server in a file called image.lst in to the root
of the tftp server and create a DNS cname called pxeboot to point to the tftp server. The image 
menu script will then use this list to aid the end user in deciding what image to use. Images in 
the file should be on seperate lines, comments should start with a #