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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ Bare Metal Restore™ Administrator's Guide
  3. Managing Windows drivers packages
  4. Adding a Windows driver package
Veritas NetBackup™ Bare Metal Restore™ Administrator's Guide

Adding a Windows driver package

Add a package, as follows:

  • Use the Driver Package Wizard on any Windows boot server to add a network interface card (NIC) driver or mass storage device (MSD) driver.

  • Alternatively, install NetBackup client software on the target system and perform a full BMR backup. The drivers are saved in that client's configuration and available for use during a dissimilar system restore.

Before you can add a package, you must have the installation files for the package. Obtain the files from the vendor's Web site, the installation program that is provided with the NIC device or MSD device, or another BMR Windows client in your environment.

Note:

You can add only NIC and MSD drivers. All other types of drivers (audio, video, modem, and so on) must be installed on the system after the restore is complete.

To add a driver package by using the Driver Package Wizard

  1. On the Start menu on any Windows boot server, click Programs > Veritas NetBackup > Bare Metal Restore Boot Server Assistant.
  2. In the Bare Metal Restore Boot Server Assistant, click Driver Package Wizard.
  3. In the Driver Package Wizard, step through the prompts as follows to add the software package:
    • Path to the installation files for the package

    • Description of the package

    • Version of Windows that the package can be used with

    • The specific driver from the package installation files (installation files may include more than one driver)

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