"Johnson, Chris A -ND" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I encountered the same problem...
>
> There is a mismatch between the code in install.pl and config.pl
> (using unattended 3.5).
Good catch!
> --- Snippet from install.pl ---
> if (-e $site_conf) {
> my $result = do $site_conf;
> $@
>
Tyler Hepworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I wrote a script that use Unattended::Inifile to grab a value out of
> the unattend file. However, this does not take place until fairly
> late in the install after perl and windows have been installed.
> When the script executes, I get the following m
On Wed, Feb 04, 2004 at 02:23:19PM -0500, Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
> Excellent reference; thank you! This shows that 12 means
> "$oem$\$$\system32\drivers".
>
> And now the entire mechanism makes sense. With this information in
> hand, it should be possible to write the definitive document (an
Steffen Kaiser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I tried the new one on a Asus P4P800 Deluxe (3com 3c940 onboard);
I have the 3c94x/3c2000 driver from 3com's site to the next release.
> the new himem64 just states:
>
> HIMEM - Fast A20 method used
>
> (I hope that's OK ;-)
Actually, I find it sur
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I wrote a script
that use Unattended::Inifile to grab a value out of the unattend file.
However, this does not take place until fairly late in the install after perl
and windows have been installed.
When the script executes, I get the following message:
"Can't locate
una
> Harder. You need a way for the install.pl on the client machine to
> indicate a state change back to the TFTP (or maybe DHCP) server.
>
> The easiest approach, I think, is to export the pxelinux.cfg directory
> inside the TFTP root as a Windows share, modify the boot disk to mount
> it as P: or
Max Lovius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> What I want to do is :
>
> (1) remotely reboot a computer.
> (2) have the first boot, partion hard drive.
> (3) have the second reboot, continue the unattended installation.
Easy enough.
> (4) have a system that will then change automatically "unattended
Dag Nummedal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Jordan Share writes:
>
> > Yes, I have read that KB article. It says, "The correct OEMDIR
> > destination can be found by searching the INF file used to install
> > the device or driver."
Ah. Well, that is embarrassing.
Would you believe I treated OEM
Hi!
Im currently also looking into a completly unattended installation for
our local schools.
The idea is that a teacher or student should be able to reboot the computer
and reinstall it by choosing INSTALL instead of LOCAL from the pxelinux
prompt.
My idea for a solution is to have a pxelinux.c
Hi,
For number 4, I have a small hack in install.pl that replaces the tftpboot
file from booting from the network to booting from the local disk.
It does this once the machine has repartitioned etc, right before it starts
to copy files.
Brad
> -Original Message-
> From: Max Lovius [mail
Dag Nummedal wrote:
Jordan Share writes:
I'd like to find out if anyone has a pointer to the breakdown of what
each numeric code means.
The destination is defined by the [DestinationDirs] section in the inf file.
You can find the information you're looking for here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/lib
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We are developing a similar open-source project for large networks which
is still somewhat different to your approach. We are thinking about a
merge with unattended, but we don't know, if this is A) welcomed and B)
how our sources are incorporatable to
Jordan Share writes:
> Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
> > He asked a question about dealing with .dll files; I have tried the
> > method documented in KB275334 and it seems to work:
> >
> > http://support.microsoft.com/?id=275334
> >
> > It should be possible to automate these steps, but not at ins
Jordan Share wrote:
>Rather than change the config files (if that is indeed what you need to
>do), you might consider changing the IP addresses handed out to the
>various MAC addresses. pxelinux.0 will get its config file based on
>what IP address it was given. So you could dynamically reconf
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