Hello,
is it possible to sort found directories when install.pl searches for
OemPnPDriversPath? I have many dirs in $OEM$\$1 and the unsorted display
is confusing.
Thanks
Sven
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Hello,
is it possible to sort found directories when searching the
OemPnPDriversPath? I have a lot of harware drivers there and install.pl
shows found driver dirs unsorted. This is a little bit confusing.
Thanks,
Sven
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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
I have set up a Linux box running samba with unattended 3.5.
When I initially copied the files to the server I used pscp.
For some reason the files got corrupted. I ended up giving a my user
write privilages on the share and just dragging and dropping them
onto to server. That worked fine.
Why
pscp works very well for many users, otherwise you'd see large warnings
about it all over the net and no one would be using it. There is
probably something else going on there, I doubt it's pscp. If you can
tell how they are corrupted, that would help. Maybe binary files were
transferred as
Just a little thing that I wish could be added. In the reboot the computer
script, there is a count down, but I also wish there was a cancel button in
the box in case you don't want to restart yet. I know the whole idea of
unattend is to walk away, but if you're there and you find you need to
A poor-man's version of this is to:
1) Stick a copy of shutdown.exe from the resource kit into the z:\bin
directory.
2) Create a batch file z:\bin\abort.bat containing the following line
z:\bin\shutdown /A
3)Add the following to your build script:
Todo.pl shortcut.pl
I've been meaning to experiment with this, but it'd be super-nice if the
install.pl script were able to output to the serial port instead of/as
well as the console.
We have a bunch of machines hooked up to serial concentrators, and it'd
be nice to be able to /fully/ automatedly install them.
Basically what I happened is I did a:
pscp -r os [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/unattended/install/
When I went to do an unattended install I would get errors.
The only error I remember was that a file was missing. I dont
remember the name of the file.
when I cut and pasted the os directory to the
