----- "n22e113" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Houston, I found the problem:
> My {unattended}/install/drivers/D has permission 700! After extracting
>
> (7zr x dp_*.7z) and changing the directory access:
> chmod 2755 -R {unattended}/install/drivers/D
> It now works as expected. Hope this help someone else!
> Q. Is there an existing utility of which can automatically extract
> dp_*.7z drivers and set their proper permissions in /z/drivers/D?
No, I have the same problem: in my notes, I have:
$ find <driverPackDir> -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
$ find <driverPackDir> -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
By the way, did you generate a cache file for your drivers ?
It provides a significant increase of driver search speed:
$ cd <driverPackDir>
$ /path/to/unattended/dosbin/search-win-drivers.pl -g . >
./search-win-drivers.cache
(The cache file has to be regenerated each time you modify anything in the
corresponding folder).
Cheers,
Pierre,
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