On Thu, 12 Aug 2004, Julien TOUCHE wrote:
* after formatting, it asks for users to add to local Admin group: i
didn't find a corresponding meta to auto answer on the advanced web page
of the site. is there any ?
I have this in unattend.txt
; Don't install any local admins (domain users)
loc
Hello,
I'm new to unattended and I try to install Windows XP and an additional
software package for testing unattended 4.4.
First, everything seems to run well. After booting from the Linux boot cd I
can connect to the network-share and it finds the WinXP os. After answering a
few questions and
Yes, the Linux Boot CD is finally able to find any O/Ses if you
convert all the content of the I386 folders to lowercase.
...but then the setup stops at the point where you are asked to either
edit the
unattended setup files ( e.g. doit.bat ) or to continue the setup.
If you choose to continue, th
few questions/comments first (setup is a linux server with 4.4; use
software.csv/hardware.csv; test with xpsp1):
* even with software.csv, unattended ask me for os, but get the rest
through csv
* after formatting, it asks for users to add to local Admin group: i
didn't find a corresponding meta to
I have limited experience with sourceforge mailing lists, and I didn't have
time to figure out how to reply to this properly, so I just sent a new
message -- sorry about that.
We got some GX280's with SATA drives a while back and it immediately made the
autoinstall as we had it completely unusa
few questions/comments first (setup is a linux server with 4.4; use
software.csv/hardware.csv; test with xpsp1):
* even with software.csv, unattended ask me for os, but get the rest
through csv
* after formatting, it asks for users to add to local Admin group: i
didn't find a corresponding meta to
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Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
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|>> What I've investigated yet: ANI uses DHCP to pass basic
|>> options, unattended doesn't. But I guess that's not all.
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| Actually, you can use DHCP option 233 to pass configuration data to
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"Rönnblom Janåke /Teknous" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Any example of how to use this?
It depends on your DHCP server. Maybe somebody here can provide an
example. If not, maybe you can figure it out send us an example
yourself.
I have never used this feature; somebody requested it and it see
"Patrick J. LoPresti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skriver:
>
>What do you mean by DHCP Userclasses? Our boot disk sends
>"Unattended" as the DHCP user class option (DHCP code 77, defined by
>http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc3004.html), which allows the DHCP server
>to distinguish our boot disk's leases from ot
Hello,
I have the following problem with the linux cdrom.
Boots oke. Get dhpc adres.
But when connection to z there is a error. It is not reading my option 233
settings.
Tested with 4.3 cdrom and works oke.
Grtz,
Patrick
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > What I've investigated yet: ANI uses DHCP to pass basic options,
> > unattended doesn't. But I guess that's not all.
Actually, you can use DHCP option 233 to pass configuration data to
Unattended. This is mentioned very briefly in the FAQ
(http://unattended.source
Martin Schröer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> using the linux boot cd as alternative then works better for the
> network drivers but when it comes to O/S selection it simply prompts
> me i could not find any O/Ses ..
>
> ( and i have 3 versions of windows2000 and one of Windows XP in the
> install
re : smartdrv
yes, it _only_ runs properly
( no missing files, or "can't copy cdaudio.sys" )
if you comment out the smartdrv call in autoexec.bat ...
Martin Schröer wrote:
allright, i did convert everything to lower-case, and now the setup
seems to find my
i386 - folders, scans them and lets me ch
Hi Walter,
> Hi,
>
> I didn't find an answer to the following two questions on your website.
> Maybe these would be candidates for a FAQ:
>
> 1) What are the differences between the ANI and the unattended project?
> 2) What have been the reasons to create another project (both seem to
> kn
Martin Schröer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> first of all, for the dos boot iso, the selection of an umb provider
> in bootdisk/config.sys has to be changed from emm386.exe to
> umbpci.sys, else the network drivers wont load properly.
I will probably make umbpci the default again in the next rele
i've got some serious troubles with unattended 4.4, all concerning
the first steps. ( connecting to server, copying windows setup )
first of all, for the dos boot iso, the selection of an umb provider in
bootdisk/config.sys
has to be changed from emm386.exe to umbpci.sys, else the network
drivers
Hi!
> > I will ask Heise if we can get a pdf-Version for the website.
I received the answer: it is no problem, but expensive.
So everyone who wants to read that article - go an buy it.
cu
Niels
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