Dell Wyse USB Imaging Tool Version 3.1.0 User’s Guide

Pulling an image from a source device

1. Plug in the USB drive to the supported source device.
2. To access the boot menu, reboot the device, and keep pressing either P key or F12 key during system reboot depending on your thin client model; To choose the boot menu function key (P or F12) for your thin client model, see Boot details for supported devices.
   The boot options are displayed, and you can see either of the following boot menu screens depending on your thin client model:

   

   

3. Select the USB option displaying your USB drive vendor name, and press Enter.
   The device reboots from the USB drive, and the following screen is displayed:

   

   In the left pane, the following information is displayed:

   • Device info—Device info displays information such as platform, media, and the system of the source device.
   • USB drive—USB drive displays information such as used space, free space, and total space of the USB drive.
4. Click the icon.
   If the source device runs an operating system other than ThinLinux 2.0, go to step 6.
   The Pulling device image to USB drive screen is displayed.

   

5. If the source device runs ThinLinux 2.0 operating system, select one of the following options:
   • Boot + Recovery + OS
   • Boot + Recovery (Recommended)
   • Boot + OS

   

6. Click OK.
   The image pull operation starts, and the overall status is displayed in the progress bar.

   

   NOTE The pull operation pulls the operating system image, or the BIOS configuration, or both depending on the options you have selected in the Image Pull screen of USB Imaging Tool. If you have selected the Compress Image option, then the image is pulled in a compressed format.
7. After the pull operation is complete, remove the USB drive from the source device.
8. To reboot the device, click Restart.