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Greetings,
In the operating system images tab and the operating system upgrade packages editions tab, there is a reload button.
What exactly does this button do please? If you schedule updates for an image, is this supposed to update this with the newer OS version?
Thanks
David Z
The Reload Button triggers the console to check the WIM you have in your package and grab the build information.
Example, if you go into your OS Image package and replace the WIM manually with a newer build and go back into the console and check, it will not report the newer build, once you click "reload", it will then update with the proper information. It is NOT related to distribution.
Thanks. Does this have to be done? What would happen if I didnt press the reload button?
Nothing bad happens, it just doesn't update the display.
Is there a reason you're asking?
I did a reload and it changed the OS version. I hadnt modified the image externally but I did run the scheduled updates. So it appears that the scheduled updates doesnt update that info. I also wondered what it did. It appears it does nothing (except update the display). So its rather pointless....