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7 Select Updates to Add to view updates that are present in the comparison
bundle but not in the base bundle.
8 Select Updates to Remove to view updates that are present in the base
bundle but not in the comparison bundle.
9 Click Compare to view the comparison report for the selected bundles
based on the criteria you specified.
10 You can also click Comparison Report to save the report as a HTML file
and view it in a Web browser.
Exporting Bundles
You can export a bundle as deployment media or an INF file, or light-weight
deployment packs, or SUU, and use it to update applicable systems. You can
export a bundle to an existing repository.
To export bundles:
1
Click the Bundles tab.
2 Select the bundles you want to export from the list of displayed bundles
and click
Export .
3 In the Export Bundle(s) dialog box, click Next .
4 Select the method of export for the selected bundles, and click Next . For
more information, see Selecting a Destination for Bundle Exports and
Exporting as a SUU.
If you select the
Raw Driver Pack (Windows only) Extract driver files
(.INF) from bundles
or Export to light weight deployment scripts
options, the
Browse for Folder dialog box appears.
5 In the Browse for Folder dialog box, select the folder on your system
where you want to store the exported bundle.
In the
Export Summary dialog box, the details about the bundles selected
for export and the destination properties appear.
6 Click Finish to complete the export.
To export bundles on a shared network using deployment script, raw driver
pack, deployment media, and SUU, map the shared network prior to the
export, and during the export point the mapped shared network as the
destination location.
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