Owner's Manual

26 Bundles and Components Management
8 Click Next .
9 In the Select Form Factor dialog, select the form factor of the systems
associated with the bundle you want to import. For example, if you want to
import the bundle to a tower system, select
Tower .
10 Click Next .
11 In the Select Operating System(s) dialog, select Windows or Linux to
include in the bundle DUPs applicable to Windows or Linux respectively.
You can also select
Both to include DUPs applicable to both the operating
systems.
12 Click Next .
13 In the Select System Model(s) dialog, select Include All to include DUPs
for all available systems. Select
Select Model(s) to include DUPs only for
the systems you select from the displayed list.
14 Click Next .
15 In the Select Bundle(s) dialog, select the bundles you want to include in
the repository. Select
ONLY include most recent and custom bundle(s) to
include manually created bundles and the most recently used bundles.
16 Click Next .
17 The Import Summary dialog displays a list of bundles based on the criteria
you specified. Click
Finish to import the bundles.
Creating a Custom Bundle
You can create a custom bundle and then import components into that
bundle.
1
Load the repository that you want the custom bundle to belong to.
2 Click the Bundles tab.
3 Click Add .
4 In the Import Bundle(s) dialog, click Next .
5 In the Import Options dialog, click Manually create a bundle .
6 Click Next .
7 In the Name and Version dialog, enter a name and version for your bundle.
Also, select the operating system this bundle is applicable to.
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