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Reading this chapter, which makes you better prepared for resolving issues should something go awry. The following two tools can be used automate the modular system image build process. Winclone also is a free tool with great documentation at the developer’s website. Winclone-Winclone by Twocanoes is a simple graphical tool that can create deployable Boot Camp system images. NetRestore Helper is a free tool and has great documentation at the developer’s website. NetRestore Helper is a simple graphical tool that can be used to create deployable cloned Mac OS X system images, deployable cloned Boot Camp system images, and special NetRestore system images that can be used by the NetBoot service. NetRestore Helper-NetRestore Helper is part of the NetRestore system deployment solution by Bombich.

Although both include support forīoot Camp volumes, only NetRestore Helper can also clone Mac OS X volumes. The third-party tools listed here can be used to create deployable cloned system images. Website links to all the third-party tools discussed here are available at the end of this chapter in the “Web Resources”

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