– SQL Server 2005 Express Edition SP1 or higher *
On our case we’ll have this role on the same machine. We will consider installing all the WES roles within the same machine, including the DHCP server (necessary for the remote boot environment). So, after a quick review, let’s start with the step-by-step guide for building and deploying Windows Embedded 2009 Standard images, including the remote boot process. – Download Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Trial – Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Datasheet – Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Overview Net Framework 3.5 (including also 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0).įor more information about Windows Embedded Standard 2009 check the following links: WES 2009 contains the same kernel as Windows XP with a few improvements: These operating systems are oriented to special devices or computers, where you need a secure, small, reliable and manageable OS. Windows Embedded 2009 Standard is the newest version of the Embedded operating systems released by Microsoft, succeeding Windows XP Embedded.
Preparing and Installing Windows XP Embedded Images – Part III: Using Remote Boot Windows Embedded 2009 Standard Overview Preparing and Installing Windows XP Embedded Images – Part II: Building Images Preparing and Installing Windows XP Embedded Images – Part I: Setting up the Environment If you take a look to previous posts of mine that I’ve prepared about XP Embedded you’ll find a quick introduction to the platform + the steps for building, preparing and deploying XP Embedded images in your environment, including deploying it on diskless devices (remote boot): I’ve been reviewing, for a while now, the opportunities that Embedded operating systems has to offer.
Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Step-by-Step Deployment – Part III Windows Embedded Standard 2009 Step-by-Step Deployment – Part II
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