-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi,
Thomas Bendler wrote: > Am Di, 20.06.2006, 01:38, schrieb Krywult Andreas: > [...] >> "macadress","Partitions","fdisk /clear 1;fdisk /pri:12288;fdisk >> /pri:100,100 /spec:7;fdisk /delete /pri:1;fdisk /pri:4000;fdisk >> /activate:1" > [...] >> Can anybody explain the syntax to me??? > > fdisk first clear allready defined partitions (/clear), then fdisk create > a primary partition of 12288MB (/1024 = 12 GB). In the next step fdisk > creates a primary partition with 100% of the remaining space > (/pri:100,100) with /spec:7 which is NTFS IIRC. E.g. 80% would be > /pri:80,100. Why there is a /delete with a new creation of a partition, > don't know. The XP/W2K setup can only use 4G fat32 for it's primary setup, after second reboot the partition is extended to the end of the disc or, in this case, to the begin of the next partition. That's why we must create first a partition in the size that we want for C:, then the second partition for D:, then delete the first and create one with 4G size, which during setup is extended to the begin of D:. > In the last step fdisk activate the first partition, this > means the bootflag is set. > >> Why the second partion isn´t formated???? > > Because you create the partition with fdisk, this means the partition is > created but not formated. This is done with the format command (take a > look into unattended.txt). > >> How can I reach that the second partion is formated with NTFS so that I >> can put my ProfilesDir their. >> unattend.csv: >> "computer1","ProfilesDir","D:\Dokumente und Einstellungen" > > This could be tricky, I don't know out of my head if the format command on > the bootdisk is able format with NTFS. I'm pretty sure you need to format > with FAT first and then convert it to NTFS during installation. > Yes, that's right. Fdisk only creates the partition(s), after that the partitions are formatted according to the content of the variable "format_cmd". Andreas, please specify which unattended version (4.6, CVS, ...) you use, what you've tried (booting with dos-disk or linux, what settings in unattend.txt ...) and we'll try to help you. When I tried the same thing (documents and settings on d:) I only found the mentioned solution from Thomas Lohschmidt which I somewhat extended for my needs, but it only works with linuxboot: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg04840.html > I know there is one workaround for that in the list but it didn´t > work for me. Furthermore I don´t like to type in anything while > installing but getting it all unattended. You can adjust your config.pl to what you need. Please tell us where you've got into trouble so we perhaps could help. But please be aware, with some hardware (especially with SATA-discs) there are some problems that can arise, see other mails in this list. If somebody else has an other solution for the formating problem, I'm surely interested, too. Best regards, Falko - -- Falko Trojahn fon +49-341-3581294 Dipl.-Ingenieur Netzwerke/Support fax +49-341-3581295 SMI Softmark Informationstechnologien GmbH www.smi-softmark.de -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.2 (GNU/Linux) iQEVAwUBRJe+lokcY98goEs/AQJRnwf/WhT/7eN981fL4wnCLnW2jyqYeOzByVzt G2AGBXa0ul+z9X8KXLiR7vMq74Z2xLXZhbhS5DMXpzdVQaC+fwTJu+v9euxZJ+IY zrmx5sGBLxfYPPyrlqGhOOCOpdbJmeaeJgpgevyw9e4quRZxN20IM4uAGO4XuM90 wWWvUAzEPGLEH4OBsb2R8pKBc6XM67LIeKHZ/l0MXWjZbqWjnhagruZDk5+0BhHC FKi5Ec5fbRC1J3sE/nYWDeXCjoQyINqkF/bMgDMRq6UCzvy55dy7aVVHVQxlDP7A IKOKfM9CZtNp/7GIGmqgckrcCuJIolAb0Fa7JwnBIIygAKvezewcVw== =eGB4 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ unattended-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/unattended-info
