I try the unattended project the first time.
I have made a linux-boot-cd and try to boot a DELL Optiplex PC.
The onboard ethernet controller is a Intel Ethernet Pro 100.
When i use the driver e100b, the system find the adapter, but NETBIND
reports a HARDWARE FAILURE.
Any suggestions ?
Thanks
thx - but I wonder if someone has done this also after the fact (after I
already deployed my machines for a domain that isnt ready for use).
Batchable? I've got the reg fix here:
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REGEDIT4
;Contributor: Herb Lewis ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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Now I know I am not the first person with this problem but how do you get
around the problem of the PC
booting continously from the network when PXE boot is selected as the
first device in the 'Boot
Order' list. We normally use Intel motherboards (865GLCL).
It would be nice if I could do
Thanks for the suggestion, I do sure miss those SPARC boxes.
STOP-A
enter PROM password
boot net install -w
go home.
Paul
On Thu, Aug 26, 2004 at 12:55:05PM -0400, Jim Dew wrote:
I just leave my machines booting from network.
And use a delay in my default.cfg before it continues on to
I just tried the linux bootdisk with unattended 4.4b.
it worked until the script wanted to mount the install share. that was the
point when it said:
*** Trying smbmount \\myserver.local\install /z -o
ttl=60,username=geust,ro
*** smbmount did not work
so i was checking the script, it
i've a problem with unattended network boot on hp compaq n1015v notebook
with Realtek RTL8139 C+ Fast Ethernet NIC
* realtek card is not recognized by linux or irq conflict (acpi=off)
i've copy the following part of dmesg (no network and no floppy because
modules are on network)
8139too:
Tft Tco [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
so i was checking the script, it actually does the following command:
smbmount \\myserver.local\install /z -o ttl=60,username=geust,ro
Not exactly. The master script does:
smbmount $Z_PATH /z -o ttl=60,$mount_opts
...which is not the same.
A more
Julien TOUCHE [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
* realtek card is not recognized by linux or irq conflict (acpi=off)
I assume you have tried it without acpi=off ?
Please try booting with the shell option, or just type Ctrl-C before
the script loads the modules. (Either way will give you a shell
peter999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I try the unattended project the first time.
I have made a linux-boot-cd and try to boot a DELL Optiplex PC.
The onboard ethernet controller is a Intel Ethernet Pro 100.
When i use the driver e100b, the system find the adapter, but NETBIND
reports a
hi all,
I'm using unattended to upgrade some of our win2k boxes that had
previously run sp3. So I decided to run the Apps_only script and call
base.bat for the upgrade. All worked fine until the %winver%-updates.bat
- to which my machine was looking for win2ksp3-updates.bat. So to fix
it, I
I have set up the server side for unattended to the point where a
Windows install works when booting off a CD made from the iso image. I
would like to improve this to extend to bootable NICs as well as
bootable floppy disks as not all workstations I work with have CD-ROMs
or bootable NICs.
I
On Thu, Aug 26, 2004 at 10:23:40PM +0200, Tft Tco wrote:
I just tried the linux bootdisk with unattended 4.4b.
it worked until the script wanted to mount the install share. that was the
point when it said:
*** Trying smbmount \\myserver.local\install /z -o
ttl=60,username=geust,ro
***
Patrick J. LoPresti a écrit :
Julien TOUCHE [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
* realtek card is not recognized by linux or irq conflict (acpi=off)
I assume you have tried it without acpi=off ?
yes
Please try booting with the shell option, or just type Ctrl-C before
the script loads
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