Hi.
Let's say I need to build lots of customized Windows images. Consequently, to reduce the time of each individual image build, I want to integrate upgrades into an intermediate image and then use that as a base for further customization.
So, instead of doing this:
I will do this:
Hence, the question:
To avoid any problems with further customization during the second step, which clean update backup methods are safe to choose at the first step? Or should I delay clean update backup until the final step?
Let's say I need to build lots of customized Windows images. Consequently, to reduce the time of each individual image build, I want to integrate upgrades into an intermediate image and then use that as a base for further customization.
So, instead of doing this:
Code:
Unmodified ISO -> NTLite (updates + component removals + customizations) -> Final ISOI will do this:
Code:
Unmodified ISO -> NTLite (updates) -> Intermediate ISO -> NTLite (component removals + customizations) -> Final ISOHence, the question:
To avoid any problems with further customization during the second step, which clean update backup methods are safe to choose at the first step? Or should I delay clean update backup until the final step?
