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
This is what i get:
Making images/b44.imz...Bad media types ff/f0, probably non-MSDOS disk
Cannot initialize 'X:'
Bad target x:/./autoexec.bat
Bad media types ff/f0, probably non-MSDOS disk
Cannot initialize 'X:'
Bad target x:/./choice.exe
Bad media types ff/f0, probably non-MSDOS disk
Cannot
Title: Message
Hello,
This
is what i've done, but i'm not quite sure it installs everything you want. Maybe
some of the ATI tools are not installed this way, but i don't care much as long
as the drivers work. Let me know ifthat works for you.
Get
the official ATI driversand extract their
TUSSEY Aloha [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is what i get:
Making images/b44.imz...Bad media types ff/f0, probably non-MSDOS disk
More information, please. Is this under Linux, Cygwin, or something
else? What version of mtools?
- Pat
TUSSEY Aloha wrote:
This is what i get:
Making images/b44.imz...Bad media types ff/f0, probably non-MSDOS disk
Cannot initialize 'X:'
Bad target x:/./autoexec.bat
Bad media types ff/f0, probably non-MSDOS disk
Cannot initialize 'X:'
Bad target x:/./choice.exe
Bad media types ff/f0, probably
Thanks, That one I think was my mistake on both counts...
I was using an old installation and had the wrong path in the
OemPnPDriversPath (made by hand), just goes to prove you should use the
unattended as that would not have happened, if it had been a 100% an
unattended installation.
Sorry for
TUSSEY Aloha wrote:
This is what i get:
Making images/b44.imz...Bad media types ff/f0, probably non-MSDOS disk
Cannot initialize 'X:'
Bad target x:/./autoexec.bat
Bad media types ff/f0, probably non-MSDOS disk
Cannot initialize 'X:'
I suppose you install Cygwin with Default text file type
Eugene Kotlyarov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I suppose you install Cygwin with Default text file type option set
to DOS, you should reinstall it with Default text file type set to
Unix.
This is my guess for the problem, too. But you should not need to
reinstall Cygwin. Instead, just set the
Subject: [Unattended] Sharing unattended install scripts
I am interested in submitting scripts for installing other applications. In a recent
message on
the unattended-devel list
(http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=7594763), Pat
suggested uploading to a public website
In an ideal world, should all unattended users be adding
their scripts
to the main unattended distribution, or is it desirable to keep the
included set of scripts to some limited, manageable set?
Personally, I'd like to see a /contrib. directory with
optional scripts. The scripts
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