Brad Erdman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
*** Unrecognized bus type in /sys/firmware/edd/int13_dev80/host_bus
Unable to determine boot device at /usr/bin/find-boot-device line 207
*** find-boot-device failed
*** Dropping to shell
Please run:
cat /sys/firmware/edd/int13_dev80/host_bus
...and
I agree with Matthew; lists which set Reply-To are simply broken.
Here is a fairly complete explanation:
http://www.unicom.com/pw/reply-to-harmful.html
Users need to distinguish reply to sender from reply to all
(aka. followup).
- Pat
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and some very broken software generated a bunch of automatic
responses. (All autoresponders are bad, but some are worse than
others.)
I have added a filtering rule which should mitigate this problem if it
happens again. If the
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
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
Felipe Navarrete [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As you all know the linux boot disk as of 4.4b just boots immediatly
and if you forget to take it out of the cdrom, when you come back an
hour later it is still booting from the CD and getting nowhere.
True, but you can remove the CD as soon as the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
It seems like the REBOOT=ReallySuppress switch isn't working with
the 1.5.0_01 version of sun-jre. On both a win2k (through
unattended) and on a winxp (just installing sun-jre), it asks for a
reboot when using the command in sun-jre.bat.
Not happening for me...
Did
No major changes in this long-overdue release, but lots and lots of
small bug fixes and updates.
NEWS.txt entry is appended.
- Pat
** Changes in version 4.6 (2004-Jan-02)
(Linux) Add g(un)zip to boot disk since it is needed for non-English
keyboard support.
(DOS) Fix warnings about deleting
Jordan Share [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Will someone tell me where to look to find out why my NTFS partitions
are still using 512byte clusters? I had the impression that the move
to the linux boot disk (and its 4gig initial partitions) would enable
4k clusters.
Or was I just thinking that
Pietro Leone [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hallo, I'm trying to setup unattended, but the DOS bootdisk does not
recognize my dhcp server, using the GNU/Linux bootdisk I do not have
this problem. Someone have some suggestions?
What error message(s) do you get, exactly?
You might try the 4.6
Could you be more specific? I just finished building a ws2k3 system
using our provided ws2k-updates.bat file, and all of the updates
applied fine.
What update(s) are giving you problems, exactly?
As for Windows Components, you can find a reasonably complete (as of
ws2k3) list at:
mike veinott [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Looking through the mailing list, I see someone having a similar
problem to the one I am having. (Kaari's problem with base.bat
file message from 2004-09-30). During my install of Win2k with SP4
integrated, the process would stop about the install of
Every version of Office XP (with/without FrontPage, that sort of thing)
has its own name for setup.exe. Just edit officexp.bat to match yours.
- Pat
(stuck at RDU because my flight was just cancelled)
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
First of all: The unattended project is
Paul Lambert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Using the undis3c driver to pxe boot blades with broadcom Gigabit
NICS to DOS The install begins but the file copy is dreadfully slow
and stalls - randomly in the region of 20%
any ideas/help appreciated
Please try the Linux-based boot disk. We have
Moritz Engel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You can also use dhcp optioin 233 to distibute the share!
Yes, exactly. If you are using ISC DHCP on Unix, you can add a line
like this to /etc/dhcpd.conf:
option option-233 z_user=myuser z_pass=sekrit z_path=//myserver/myshare;
If you are using a
Remi Woler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
2 questions this time.
1. I've got the pre install driver thing working (thanks Brad Erdman),
but still got a little question about it. Yet, a nice menu asks me
which driver I want to load, and what other default drivers I want to
load. Is there a way to
Sebastian Mellmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi everybody.
Is there any possibilty of deleting programs like windows-messenger, outlook
express etc.?
You can not prevent them from being installed, but you can remove
access to them via unattend.txt. See
Julien TOUCHE [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Cory Bosley a écrit :
Default: unix extensions = no
problem has small chance to be from samba. navigation with windows
browsing is really ok.
Cory is (probably) right, especially if your server is Samba 3.x. It
is not a problem with Samba,
Julien TOUCHE [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
beginning with my update of 4.5, the setting of keyboard with pxe params
doesn't seem to work anymore. i get:
loadkeys ...
sh: gzip command not found
Loading ...
Yeah, this is a bug in 4.5 which is fixed in CVS.
We are a little overdue for a
Scott Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
**
BIOS EDD facility v0.16 2004-Jun-25, 2 devices found
...done loading edd
*** ...and locating the boot device
*** find-boot-device failed
*** Dropping to shell
bash-3.00#
This may be the first release with (significantly) more work from
other people than from me. To all of the developers, and to users who
sent patches, thank you!
Special thanks to Shad, who tested every Windows+IIS+Office
combination, ensuring that this is probably the most robust release we
have
Apologies for the long delay on this.
Mark McRitchie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Think I need to get the ne.ko driver onto the unattended CD
though. I'm not sure how to go about rebuilding the ISO.
@Pat - any chance of getting ne.ko onto the latest testing snapshot?
We can add ne.ko to the
I apologize for the long delay in replying.
Anders Nyström [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just tried successfully out adobe-reader install and wonder;
where have you found options -p\-s /v\\\/qb
from adobe or installshield site or just googling
and can anybody explain what it is its doing?
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have had some problems when command itself contains quotes, example:
copy \\server\share\files.* C:\documents and settings\user
How can this be handled?
Use backslash to escape quotes inside quotes:
todo.pl copy \\server\share\files.*
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi list,
is is possible to automatically install and enable terminal services?
Any ideas?
In XP, Terminal Services is called Remote Desktop. You might be
able to enable it with the [Components]/TSEnable key
jo / ak [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When starting with the linux boot disk, on some machine the
installation process hangs copying the os files and the first
reboot with
NTLDR not found
A message before said
*** Found no legacy BIOS data. Probably no big deal.
Continuing.
The
Martin Brodbeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I try to install WinXP SP2. After installing a while I get the
following error message on (the so far installed) windows (sorry,
it's in german):
[...]
Mapping \\instpc\install on Z:...
Systemfehler 1231 aufgetreten.
Das Netzlaufwerk ist nicht
Holger Jehle [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is win NT4 supported by unattended-4.4b ?
See http://unattended.sourceforge.net/faq.html#winnt.
You are correct that NT does not support FAT32, so you will have to
start with a FAT16 partition instead.
None of the current developers have much interest in
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nevertheless, unattended shows me a dialog asking choose master
post-installation script which lets me choose base.bat or sales.bat
(that don't exist anymore on the installation share!).
Yeah, that default is there for backwards compatibility before
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there anybody who uses unattended with a usb-stick or anybody who
can tell me where to start at ??
Yes. See http://unattended.sourceforge.net/faq.html#usb-boot.
- Pat
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Anders Nyström [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
help!
I got some new HP dc7100s computers
and they have a new NIC - again.
The NIC is Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit
I believe that is the marketing name for the bcm5700.
For the DOS boot disk, that should be the b57.dos driver.
For the Linux boot
Brauer, Jan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
how does install.pl determine which partition to use for the OS
installation?
Under DOS, it always uses the C: drive, which is the first active FAT
partition.
Under Linux, the /etc/master script scans for the first active
partition and uses that.
Is
Redirected to unattended-devel list.
Klaus Wissmath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello All,
as newbee I spend some hours with getting
- unattended 4.4b
- Fedora core2
then putting ../install to my Sambaserver..
The first testing out of the box has been ok (more or less)
But making a new
Anders Nyström [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
lspci gives as the last line: ...Broadcom Corporation - Unknown device
(1677)
lspci -n gives as the last line: ...:1677
Well, we should automatically load tg3 for device 14e4:1677.
I need to see all of the numbers on that lspci -n line. Also,
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi list,
most of our staff save their documents to drive D:
In case Windows is messed up, we just format drive C:, leave D:
untouched and reinstall Windows and all applications.
How can this be done with unattended? Must I remaster the boot
Anders Nyström [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also, what version of Unattended?
unattended 4.2c
The current release (4.4b) should correctly detect this hardware and
load its driver.
- Pat
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Ty Moffett [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has anyone found an easy way of changing the power settings from a
script?
See the powercfg.pl script in the Unattended distribution
(install/bin/powercfg.pl):
Alexandru Savescu [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
..some questions:
[*] why would you use the unattended-4.4b/linuxboot/tftpboot instead
of unattended-4.4b/bootdisk/tftpboot ?!?
Because the Linux boot disk usually works better, both for features
(e.g., partitioning without reboot) and for
Julien TOUCHE [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
(in french)
le fichier fourni par le fabriquant et que le programme d'installation
essaie d'installer essaye d'utiliser est endommagé ou n'est pas valide:
Types de fichiers manquant ou interdits spécifiés dans la section:
Files.SCSI.perc2
(translate
Schneider, Tobias [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I just compiled Kernel 2.6.8.1 and get the array working on my Knoppix
System.
I had to include the modules
dm
raid1 (for mirror)
additionally I set the kernel option PDC202xx_force
I wonder if that last is necessary when you have
Robin Eklund [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1: Everytime i install a new unattended version i allways have to
run mapznrun.bat and postinst.bat manually after windows installs
(of course, i then change install.pl to do this for me), have i
missed something or is something wrong in my configuration
(I apologize for the delay in responding.)
Schneider, Tobias [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
So I will go on experimenting with the modules and options.
For sure I can test a new Linux bootdisk.
Thanks; we will definitely take you up on that.
By the way. I tested my system with Knoppix-CD (Kernel
Mangano, Aron [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thanks Pat
I am using Windows XP and according to that link:
In Microsoft Windows XP, the maximum length of the OEMPnpDriversPath value
is 4,096 characters.
It (http://support.microsoft.com/?id=312535) also says:
When you use Winnt.exe, the
Mangano, Aron [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am having a few issues when using config.pl in the site folder to
automatically scan for device drivers.
What code are you using, exactly?
I have a structure as follows:
In the drivers directory I have folders for Chipset, Storage, Video,
Adriel Navarro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am running 4.4b with the linux boot over a samba share. I noticed
that I now get a menu asking what optional scripts I want to run,
where does it generate this list from?
It generates the list by scanning Z:\scripts for all of the .bat files
whose
Anders Nyström [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
1, where do I change the 5 second reboot/shutdown timeout to 3
seconds
This is not a user-configurable option. But you can open
Z:\install\bin\todo.pl and edit this line:
reboot (5);
Change the 5 to a 3 and you will be all set. Until the next
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I booted a Virtual Machine (VMWare 4.5.2 Build 8848) from the DOS
based boot disk.
It seemed to do something but when Netbind was invoked, VMWare crashed
with a nonrecoverable error.
The virtual machine crashed, or the emulator itself crashed?
If
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all,
how can I customize the Linux-based boot disk in order to have
German keyboard layout?
I was going to suggest configuring your DHCP server to send the
kbd=... switch in DHCP option 233, but it turns out the boot disk
configures the keyboard
Matthew Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You can, however, use cdeject to pop the disc out (I don't think
it's on the CD, but Patrick's a nice bloke about cramming more crap
on the image)
I could add the eject command, but actually figuring out which device
to eject is not easy in general.
Schneider, Tobias [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
Im using unattended4.4 and the linux bootdisk.
The master script stops on the following message
Unable to determine boot device at
some lines above I noticed that the module pdc202xx_new is loaded, but it
says:
PDC20270:
Axel Dammers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When I boot my test-pc with the Linux-Boot-CD, there comes an error
after showing the partition table:
Disk geometry for /dev/hda: 0.000-2445.679 MB
Disk label type: msdos
Minor Start End Typefilesystem Flags
1 0.031
jo / ak [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now I get another error later on:
Bios EDD Facility v0.16 2004-Jun-25, 1 devices found
..done loading edd
*** ...and locate the boot device
*** find-boot-device failed
*** Dropping to shell
# with 1 Maxtor 2B020H1 IDE HD and 1 CD-Drive
This probably
Richard Greaney [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can somebody please tell me where I might find linux boot .imz
files, or how to set up unattended to use the Linux boot ISO image
as my init ramdisk?
Look under unattended-4.4b/linuxboot/tftpboot. Everything you need is
there, except for the main
Francois CORVAISIER [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm using the Dos Boot disk and each time i arrive at the part where
it mout z: to the serveur net use does that error 53. The M$
support says that it could happen because i'm not really log on the
domain or that there is some name problem,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I too am seeing this message from the 4.4b linuxboot cd.
Your error is slightly different:
*** Trying mount.cifs \\ntinstall\install /z -o
ttl=60,username=installer,ro
mount error: could not find target server. TCP name ntinstall/install not
found
This means
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
Atom Powers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In my experience if you pull out the floppy before the OS starts
installing Unattended won't work properly. But once the OS starts
installing you can pull out the floppy and re-use it in another
system without trouble. I recently did about half a dozen
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
hi,
i got a few question:
1. How could i change the install.pl (i dont have any clue about perl)
to part the harddisk half c and other half d, automatically?
First you ask about it publicly, embarrassing me into doing something.
Next, download a new install.pl from
Ralf Meuser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
After installing Windows Xp the PC reboots and will show 2 windows.
One is the cmd.exe window. Here I can see
Mapping \\192.168.69.143\install on Z: ...
Successful
...done.
Any key to continue ...
All of this appears in the command window?
I
Never mind; I found it. pause (in perl.bat) takes no arguments.
Sorry about that.
Your problem is that you need to download Activestate Perl.
Error message fixed in next release.
- Pat
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This isn't really an unattended problem, but I have been getting a
Bad Gateway error when trying to browse CVS from the sourceforge
website. Even all the links on http://unattended.sourceforge.net/
give me the same error.
This has been happening for about a week
jo / ak [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
With the linux boot disk 4.4a, I tried to use the DHCP option
233. A /var/run/dhcp.out was written with the line
unattend='z_user=hanswurst z_pass=secret z_path=//at-12/install'
but this share wasn't used. The system asks for
\\ntinstall\install again
The bug where we invoked Parted in semi-interactive mode and consumed
the output bothers me. And XP SP2 final is out. And the new Linux
kernel supports more hardware.
So here goes 4.4a. Not many changes but not well tested, either. So
we may or may not see 4.4b later this week.
NEWS.txt
teresa jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Unattended 4.4 Linux version appears to be missing the Perl DBI/DBD
modules for mysql. I read somewhere that DBI/mysql support was
included.
What makes you think they are missing? Under
Z:\linuxaux\opt\perl\lib\site_perl\5.8.5\i686-linux-thread-multi,
The %PIDKEY% environment variable thing is a holdover from a bad idea
I had a while ago.
What I do is to edit the last line of ofc2003.bat to replace
PIDKEY=%PIDKEY% with PIDKEY=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY. That's the
product key without hyphens. (I am pretty sure removing the hyphens
was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
What I've investigated yet: ANI uses DHCP to pass basic options,
unattended doesn't. But I guess that's not all.
Actually, you can use DHCP option 233 to pass configuration data to
Unattended. This is mentioned very briefly in the FAQ
Rönnblom Janåke /Teknous [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Any example of how to use this?
It depends on your DHCP server. Maybe somebody here can provide an
example. If not, maybe you can figure it out send us an example
yourself.
I have never used this feature; somebody requested it and it seemed
Niels S. Richthof [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Two reasons:
I can think of some others.
Second I thought that most of us have the installation media of XP
without a service pack. Maybe I'm wrong with that but the first
reason remaines.
With SP1, slipstreaming into OEM media did not work.
I
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi list,
found an article about Unattended in German c't magazine 17/04.
Cool! If I am reading the table of contents correctly, it is on page
188.
Maybe it would be of interest to put this article on the web site.
Maybe, but I do not have a copy,
Sean Branam [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all...
I placed a dir on \install\os\ named win2kpro
Within that I copied the cd. Just for eas of access to other files in
the future. I know I only need i386.
So z:\os\win2kpro\i386 exists?
I boot off the linux cdonce I get to the
Adam Peart [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
At 02:33 PM 8/6/2004, you wrote:
Add July hotfixes (MS04-018 through MS04-025). International
download URLs thanks to the usual suspects (Niels Richthof, Wim
Vandersmissen, Eugene Kotlyarov). Upgrade to DirectX 9.0c.
You also added the August IE
Julien TOUCHE [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
one note, i didn't find (again) on advanced page of the site how do you
define default response to error when installing updates
(Abort/ignore/retry).
it's important for non-enu languages, some system update files doesn't
exist (a todo for todo.pl) and
As I have mentioned, I and others use Unattended when joining a
domain. Automatic logon to the local administrator account works just
fine.
In short, I have no idea what you are talking about.
True, automatic logon will not work if you encrypt the administrator
password. See the documentation
Bunch of small fixes, one major fix (Linux boot disk on Compaq
hardware), a few minor improvements, and filling in the international
download URLs (courtesy Niels Richthof).
With XP SP2 and Linux 2.6.8 imminent, we will probably have another
release within a month or so. But I think we have
Stefansen Espen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But when I trying to use Unattended with both a norwegian and
english WinXP, and when i get the option to choose which XP to
install, I can select between xp with Language English and
Language?? English. The last one should be Norwegian. Is there any
Rampanelli Michael J [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BIOS EDD facility - 2 devices found (I have 2 hard drives installed)
/etc/master line 1 find-boot-device command not found
Find boot device failed
You need to update Z:\linuxaux. In particular, you need to copy over
Steffen Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
the halt loop is using a wrong label (the colon must preceed halt).
The patch below uses pause instead of echo in order to not consume
CPU (well, why not?) and when you press any key, the situation is
re-checked, mayhap the share was
Bunting, Glen, IG [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I tried using the 4.4-test5 cd and was able to make the initial
connection using the ip instead if the server name. However when it
is scanning for the os directory it errors out with the following:
Unable to open /z/os/win2ksp4/i386/txtsetup.sif
Bunting, Glen, IG [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I think I figured out part of the problem. I am running a Samba
Server. The problem appears to be that when the script was looking
for txtsetup.sif, it is case sensitive. I did have a TXTSETUP.SIF.
This is very similar to a problem reported
Niels S. Richthof [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
man smb.conf
look for name mangling
the install-share should have:
case sensitive = no
I am skeptical that this is the problem, for two reasons.
First, case sensitive = no is the default. You would have to
explicitly set it to yes to break
Steven Piercy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
can it be done? scripted? db needed? how do I get pxelinux to
look for an install flag for each systems mac addy? or some other type
of do install flag?
PXELINUX supports a programming environment called comboot, although
it is extremely primitive.
Adriel Navarro [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I tried adding these lines to my unattended file:
[MassStorageDrivers]
DELL PERC 4/Di RAID Driver for Windows 2000 = OEM
[OEMBootFiles]
TXTSETUP.OEM
MRAID2K.CAT
MRAID2K.SYS
OEMSETUP.INF
NODEV.INF
OEMSETUP.INF
Bunting, Glen, IG [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have two question/problems.
1.I am successfully able to run unattended using a dos floppy with
an add on NIC (e10b). This is on a Compaq/HP DL360/380 G3. However
when I try to do the same thing with the linux boot cd, it is unable to
Bunting, Glen, IG [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Booting from the 4.4-test cd, I was able to get an ip address, but when
I tried to connect to the share, I was unable to. I received a:
Unable to connect to share
smbmount did not work
mount.cifs did not work
mount error: could not find target
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am doing a massive install across a brand new high school, which
will be going live in September. When I do a deployment of 20
machines or so, I seem to run into an error in the first install
phase of windows. Since the driver.cab file is large, whenever 2
Steffen Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, I don't want to issue the information all over the campus, and
I don't want to the reconfigure the server each time I want to
install a host. I have no idea how to solve both problems currently.
Starting with version 4.2b, our Linux boot disk
Michael Styne [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Going through the initial questions before an install, I selected
base.bat and VNC as an optional program to install. My understanding
was that base.bat would remove the Boot Previous OS line from the
Windows startup menu, and that VNC would be
Steven Piercy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey all,
I have yet to get a satisfactory result using autolog.pl for
automating logons during the install.
I mostly use it manually to start application installs on machines
which are already built.
I gave up on setting that in the meta section since
Michael Styne [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Nope, no extra software is installed. Just the OS.
I assume you downloaded all the required stuff (e.g., ActivePerl) to
Z:\packages?
Do you have anything in Z:\site\unattend.txt or Z:\site\config.pl?
Here's unattend.txt:
This is your
Michael Styne [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Er, no -- I didn't. :( Has the required stuff been discussed on the
mailing list? Or did I manage to overlook it on the website? I've
been RTFM'ing like a madman.
Hm, you appear to have found a fairly serious omission in the
documentation. I apologize.
jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
re: test bootdisk 4.4:
no drivers for cpqarray load at boot: no /dev/ida/c0d0. no drive.
This should be easy to debug. Please run this command after the
failure and send me the output:
lspci -n | grep 'Class 01'
post-boot module load doesn't make
Daniel Kruszyna [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Sun, Jul 25, 2004 at 02:37:42PM +0200, Niels de Groot wrote:
The 4th line in mapznrun.bat is checking all local disks for a
\dosbin\install.pl file, for use in installing unattend from a
Cd/DVD instead of a network. It could be triggering your
A test release of Unattended is now available at:
http://unattended.sourceforge.net/testing/
In addition to the usual round of updates, this release features fixes
for a few problems people have had with the Linux-based boot disk.
The new boot disk will almost work with your existing
Shane Curtis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 16 Jul 2004 at 15:08, Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
OK, I have been putting this off for too long. This weekend I will
implement my find the boot device plan.
I assume you will volunteer to test it :-) ?
Will do. :)
Please download find-boot
Torbjrn Thorsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a problem with the boot disk, though ..
I got my debian unstable server giving DHCP and tftp, which works
nice, and my PXE-enabled NIC loads everything fine, up to the
loading of cwsdpmi. It sits there for a bit, then exits with a
Undefined
Julien TOUCHE [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i'm trying unattended 4.3 (on whitebox linux) on a hp compaq nx9005
notebook and both pxe boot failed.
with linux, it freezes. with at last:
ACPI : subsystem revision 20040326
spurious 8259A interrupt :
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have been using unattended for absolutly ages now, and I have just
decided that I need to update from version 1 before I loose track of
the project completely.
I cannot believe the project will be two years old in September.
Sometimes I wonder that I haven't
Steffen Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004, Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to compile the linuxboot disk:
$ make download
$ make
[... stuff ...]
mkdir -p stage1/usr/sbin/ ; cp -f dmidecode-2.4/dmidecode
stage1/usr/sbin/dmidecode.tmp ; strip stage1
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