Re: [Unattended] Changing the default settings in the linuxboot disk

Gerritsen, G. wrote: ls. I cant find how to change the default settings in the linuxbootdisk into my own servershare and user. Can someone point me into the right direction? Just look at the thread modify the linux boot cd... three days ago. HTH Gerhard

Re: [Unattended] Changing the default settings in the linuxboot disk

Gerritsen, G. wrote: ls. I cant find how to change the default settings in the linuxbootdisk into my own servershare and user. Can someone point me into the right direction? Just look at the thread modify the linux boot cd... three days ago. HTH Gerhard

[Unattended] DOS boot disk - undis3c network driver does not load

Hi list, when booting from DOS boot disk and choosing undis3c I get error message could not find kernel image. Is it a bug? Regards Gerhard --- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IT Product Guide on ITManagersJournal Use IT products in your

[Unattended] todo.pl and quotes

Hi list, I have a script that looks like this: todo.pl command todo.pl another_command I have had some problems when command itself contains quotes, example: copy \\server\share\files.* C:\documents and settings\user How can this be handled? Regards Gerhard

RE: [Unattended] todo.pl and quotes

I *think* you can put the entire command in quotes like this. copy \\server\share\files.* C:\documents and settings\user -Original Message- From: Gerhard Hofmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004 8:54 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Unattended] todo.pl and

RE: [Unattended] todo.pl and quotes

Hi Ty! I *think* you can put the entire command in quotes like this. copy \\server\share\files.* C:\documents and settings\user This is wrong! See other post. cu Niels --- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IT Product Guide on

RE: [Unattended] todo.pl and quotes

I have a script that looks like this: todo.pl command todo.pl another_command I have had some problems when command itself contains quotes, example: copy \\server\share\files.* C:\documents and settings\user How can this be handled? You have to escape the quotes! In your example do:

RE: [Unattended] Modify the Linux boot CD //ntinstall/install

The entire contents of my ISOLINUX.CFG are below. # isolinux/pxelinux configuration file default unattended label unattended kernel bzImage append initrd=initrd z_user=username z_pass=password z_path=\\itlab\install I made 3 changes (all in italics), the username, password,

RE: [Unattended] todo.pl and quotes

Ok then, how about using c:\docume~1 instead of c:\documents and settings? That should eliminate the need for quotes around the second path. -Original Message- From: Niels S. Richthof [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004 9:21 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE:

Re: [Unattended] todo.pl and quotes

Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have had some problems when command itself contains quotes, example: copy \\server\share\files.* C:\documents and settings\user How can this be handled? Use backslash to escape quotes inside quotes: todo.pl copy \\server\share\files.*

Re: [Unattended] todo.pl and quotes

On 4 Oct 2004 at 15:54, Gerhard Hofmann wrote: I have had some problems when command itself contains quotes, example: copy \\server\share\files.* C:\documents and settings\user You have to escape your quotes! For example: todo.pl copy \\server\share\files.* \C:\documents and settings\user\

[Unattended] patch office2k officeop fra

some patchs missing for fra + openoffice fra please commit Regards Julien --- ../office2k.bat.orig2004-09-27 08:24:27.0 +0200 +++ ../office2k.bat 2004-09-27 08:57:01.0 +0200 @@ -5,6 +5,12 @@ todo.pl AutoIt %Z%\scripts\tj\office2k-end.aut +::

[Unattended] Dell Precision 370

Does anybody have unattended working on the new Dell Precision 370 workstations? --- This SF.net email is sponsored by: IT Product Guide on ITManagersJournal Use IT products in your business? Tell us what you think of them. Give us Your

[Unattended] How to keep a current Unattended setup?

I'd like to leverage the CVS repository to keep my unattended scripts directory current, but I don't want to build my own binaries. Can someone lay out a general overview of how this would be accomplished? I am migrating from 3.5 to the linux boot disk. I am already PXE booting, etc., and I am

RE: [Unattended] Dell Precision 370

I have it working on the 670. Brad -Original Message- From: Scott Card [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004 6:47 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Unattended] Dell Precision 370 Does anybody have unattended working on the new Dell Precision 370 workstations?

[Unattended] Post-Windows Networking?

I'm running into one big hump in my unattended install and can't seem to get past it, when I do the initial windows install (very smooth btw!) when my system comes back up (Dell Latitude 800) it has no networking, so the rest of the install cannot continue. I've tried adding drivers into

RE: [Unattended] Dell Precision 370

are you using SATA drives? What version of Unattended with which boot disk (linux or dos?) I have a drive format problem with my dos boot disk. It creates the partition fine, but format.exe bombs. I haven't updated in a while so my linuxboot is still on 4.2 which doesn't seem to support the

RE: [Unattended] Dell Precision 370

Yes, it booted off a SATA drive. I was using an old version of unattended (3.2?) with the dos boot disk. I am in the process of upgrading to the latest version. I guess this doesn't help too much, sorry. -Original Message- From: Scott Card [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday,