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In the Target Device Settings section of configuration settings, you specify location, path, and size information about your target device.
The following table shows the properties that you can set and their default values.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Boot drive | Identifies the boot drive for the device. The default is C:. Do not change this value unless you are certain that you are booting from a different volume.
C: is usually the boot drive even if you launch your run-time image from a different drive. If you launch your run-time image from D:, for example, be sure to set the boot drive to C:, and set Windows folder, Program File folder, and Documents and Settings folder to paths that begin with D:. |
| Windows folder | Identifies the Windows path for your device. The default is C:\WINNT. |
| Program Files folder | Identifies the Program Files path for your device. The default is C:\Program Files. |
| Documents and Settings folder | Identifies the Documents and Settings path for your device. The default is C:\Documents and Settings. |
| Boot ARC path | Specifies the ARC path to the Windows folder on your target system. |
| Boot partition size | Specifies the size of the partition that holds your run-time image, in megabytes. The default is 1024 MB.
Note The size of the partition affects the functionality of the Winlogon component. When a partition size is larger than 1000 MB, the Winlogon component requires the presence of the Winlogon Support Files component. If your partition is smaller than 1000 MB, be sure to indicate its size here so that Winlogon can function without the Winlogon Support Files component. Otherwise you will not be able to log on to your run-time image by using Winlogon. |
| Partition cluster size | Specifies the size, in bytes, of each disk cluster on the system partition on your device. |
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Last updated on Wednesday, October 18, 2006
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