Neil wrote:
Is it possible to use multiple unattended.txt files?
All you need to do is $u-read(another_unattend.txt); in the config.pl
file,
That will do the modification to the $u object.
How you get the options from tftp is another problem,
I think you would have to add an export to the mastor
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Max Lovius
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I asume you are using 4.0b or something like that?
Have you tried runing winnt after it drops back to the shell?
Check the Doit.bat it should say what is passed to the winnt, it should
have the location of the i386 folder on the share and the path to the
unattend.txt file on the local drive.
Let
But if it bothers you guys, I will look into fixing it.
I just was wondering if it was just me!
Strange that you find a defect to remind you of linux, it just reminds
me of windows!
Would it be posible to get rid of the graphics altogether, just sort of
redirect them some place else...
Like a
Is it normal that the graphics (the lines look like _ _ _ _ _ on the
dialog)(not _)on the winnt part of the installation... A bit
like winnt is using the wrong font!
This seems to be related to Linux or is it just me, before I start
looking?
Max
Thanks Sylvain, now I no it's not just me...
Maybe it is just a font problem!
Strange I got you reply before my question.
Thanks
Max
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and what is
the username, or does it try both?
What would happen if the was two domains and two users and the two!
Great Thanks
Max
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Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
Can Outlook set preferences based on recipient? Maybe you can tell it
that mail to unattended-info should always be plain text only...
In RE: RE : [Unattended] Any one got drivers installed from ATI Rage pro
or the like graphics card.
I think this is more a problem
Title: Any one got drivers installed from ATI Rage pro or the like graphics card
I have a few computers that have these old ATI Rage 128 pro, they are quite old so I don't want so spend time on this, but I have failed to find a way to install the drives ATI provide, which are applications
for sending my mail HTMLish
Thanks
Max
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Sent: Wednesday, 31 March, 2004 3:51 PM
To: Sylvain Faivre
Cc: Max Lovius
Subject: Re: RE : [Unattended] Any one got drivers installed from ATI
Rage pro or the like graphics card
I think the recommended way is to make a bat or any other script and add
it to the todo list.
http://unattended.sourceforge.net/apps.html
Straigt from that page :
The todo.pl driver script
One script to rule them all
One master Perl script, todo.pl, oversees the entire installation
process. All of
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Subject: Re: [Unattended] Problem with xcopy
you might try `xcopy /e z:\drivers c:\`
c: is not the same as c:\
brien
Max Lovius wrote:
I think you realy don't want to do that.
I think what you should do is place
It depends what the plug in is. Some like Shockwave Flash you can get a
special version for deployment.
I try to install as little as posible of these sort of things, so may
not be the best person to answer this.
What sort of pluging is it?
I expect you have read
I think you realy don't want to do that.
I think what you should do is place the files you want under the i386
folder in a folder $1, unless you are doing something dynamic?
The is a great web page at http://unattended.sourceforge.net/os.html
sorry...
Look at the Add device drivers part.
If you
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And post you a copy.
Thanks
Max
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Subject: [Unattended] Unattended control booting
Title: Message
I am
sorry to say I have used 2003 and 2000 DHCP and they both work fine, no
problems.
DHCP
should realy take just a few seconds even on a slow network, so I think you may
have some problems withsomething!
But
you don't realy say much about where you are up to?
In plane text, with a few typos I fogot to check, I realy should spend more
time checking my email before I send them off,
Sorry list if you got the first version in html.
Here is is again...
I am sorry to say I have used 2003 and 2000 DHCP and they both work fine, no
problems.
DHCP should
Adam Peart wrote:
I was wondering if there was a way I could get install.pl to create the
.bat files in the netinst directory and everything else, except the
instruction to run the mapznrun.bat
I have a subrtine user in config.pl which is called from the following
around line 964 on install.pl
Thanks for all the ideas and advice.
Patrick J. LoPresti Wrote:
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.
Brad Erdman Wrote:
This is what I do. It works very well, but as stated, there are security
Thanks, I should have rtfm...
Linux to the rescue then.:-)
Max
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Subject: Re: [Unattended] Fully unattended, changing
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
I am working on fully unattended installations ideas.
Anyone done any work on changing pxelinux boot files? The last step!
Or some other way to complete the task of automation? Might I have missed
something?
The only thing I can think of is a perl or dos tftp client!
But thought I should ask,
Title: Message
It
would be helpful if you say.
What
version of unattended are you using?
What
is line 933 in
install.pl
To me
it looks like something else than your script that is causing the
problem.
myconfiglookssomething
likethis seems to work fine, I use
install.pl
Put this in the site\config.pl perl script, which you will have to create.
It is called as a subrouting from install,So you don't need much else.
Just change the XP$ and 2000$ to the regex that match your OS\ Folder
names.
Comes from #Which directories to include in OemPnPDriversPath.
This is
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