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After Webb agreed to the court date logistics, the officer asked him to remove a letter from his decal so that it wouldn’t be seen as an obscene message. The officer then assigned Webb a court date, stating that the decal on the back of Webb’s window was a misdemeanor. “That’s the parent’s job, not my job,” Webb responded. “So some 10-year-old little kid sitting in the passenger seat of his momma’s vehicle looks over and reads that ‘I EAT ASS’ and asks his mom what it means, how is she going to explain that?” “How is it not derogatory?” the officer said. The police officer claimed Webb was violating Florida Statute 847.011, because of his “I EAT ASS” decal on the back of his truck.Īccording to dashcam footage, the officer claimed the sticker on the back of Webb’s truck was derogatory. Why via usb? Because on USB 3 I can push nearly 5 gigabit on ALL the devices I want, when we were doing this I had 12 machines at a time reimaging and didn't want to saturate the entire network behind it.Dillon Webb was wrongfully arrested for his 'I EAT ASS' truck decal.ĭillon Webb was pulled over by a Columbia County sheriff on May 5th off of Highway 90 in Lake City, Florida.

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I update the png files in another script with convert, and then call the mkisofs to create a new ISO image.įinally I use Rufus to write the ISO out to a 32gb jump drive. The two scripts I use could probably be consolidated. I have a usb_mods folder that's JUST my modified files so it's easy to copy over to a newly extracted clonezilla iso Usb_baseline is the extracted clonezilla ISO with my modified files This script also uses imagemagick to tweak a png file to add the date for the splash screen which is the background image for the USB stick menu. I then use an expect script to ssh in to the Linux NAS and ln a few directories - the $target directory for the ISO script get's ln'd to replace the base_dir in the image folder, as well as the /home/partimag/base_dir that's used for the autoload in option 1. The ISO script reads the clonezilla.log file, and extracts the correct directory name for the most recent image dump I connect to the network share, dump the sda drive out there, and then run my 'make iso script' My network share device is a Linux based NAS, and the appropriate path is mapped in to /home/partimag Option 2 and the network share are where the 'magic' happens Option 3 - Run raw clonezilla with my network share attached Option 2 - Create a new image from this machine on the network share where I store these things Option 1 - auto load drive from xxx image on the usb stick Then there's the 'stock' changes on the clonezilla boot options: Post-imaging I auto-run the script to put the BIOS settings back to turn the RAID mode back on, turn on WLAN for WoL etc.

This is also why I use the ubuntu alternate instead of the base clonezilla. I modified the squashfs filesystem to add the Dell command line BIOS utility - because especially with the NVMe drives, you have to jump through some BIOS hoops to get clonezilla to recognize the drives. So then I have a customized Clonezilla load. Keep logging in as the local admin account until it's domain joined, and running the updates automatically on boot Run all windows, office and ninite based updates (except Java and Citrix) Resize the hard drive to the maximum size available to the machine (minus 100 MB)

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Intel LAN/WAN, Intel RST for Optane, and the Intel Auto-Driver Updateĭetect a Dell Bios and install Dell Command Update 'Gold Image' is a hyper-v VM that has all our stuff loaded. We've stuck with Clonezilla, but I've tweaked our process as follows: When we had our COVID rush of 75 laptops in 3 days, we hired some help to do the imaging.

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