[Unattended] Setting up a working developer environment

2005-03-14 Thread Stefan Schlesinger
Hello Folks, can anyone tell me how to setup a working unattended developer environment? I downloaded the sources from cvs and tried to run make release. This ALWAYS fails, because of missing files witch cannot be linked like: linuxboot/build-dosemu-1.2.2 linuxboot/build-glibc-20041122 missing

[Unattended] automatic uninstalling / updating

2005-03-14 Thread Anders Nyström
hello unattended installation of windows and software works unattended installation of only software works but how about upgrading software or uninstalling unattended? happy springtime Anders --- SF email is sponsored by - The IT Product

Re: [Unattended] How to burn linux unattended CD which logs to \\ntinstall\install with credentials other then guest?

2005-03-14 Thread Konstantin Voronkov
Hello, Gerhard! this is the content of ISOLINUX.CFG: == # isolinux/pxelinux configuration file default unattended label unattended kernel bzImage # Add options (z_user=..., z_path=..., etc.) to this line. append initrd=initrd z_user=kv z_pass=qk8!cglt

[Unattended] Re: Setting up a working developer environment

2005-03-14 Thread Patrick J. LoPresti
Stefan Schlesinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello Folks, can anyone tell me how to setup a working unattended developer environment? I downloaded the sources from cvs and tried to run make release. Don't do that. The top-level Makefile is for making releases only; make release is how I

[Unattended] Re: Setting up a working developer environment

2005-03-14 Thread Patrick J. LoPresti
Stefan Schlesinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hello Folks, can anyone tell me how to setup a working unattended developer environment? I downloaded the sources from cvs and tried to run make release. Don't do that. The top-level Makefile is for making releases only; make release is how I

Re: [Unattended] Multiple OSes

2005-03-14 Thread Jordan Share
Allan Stones wrote: Hey there, whats the possibility that we could install grub or lilo onto the system and windows onto another drive or something to finalyl allow windows to support multiple OSes from installation? We use grub to multiboot 2 windows and 1 linux. General steps that we use: