Hi, first of all I want to thank for the fast and informative replies. I´m using the Version 4.6 with linux bootdisk!!!
In the moment I´m not working with a database but in the future I would like to. My unattenden.txt is nearly the standard one (only changed the Location settings) because I would like to control the whole thing over only one file). My testing unattend.csv looks like this: "Lookup","Property","Value" "macadress","ComputerName","computer1" "macadress","OS_media","xp_prof2" "macadress","Partitions","fdisk /clear 1;fdisk /pri:12288;fdisk /pri:100,100 /spec:7;fdisk /delete /pri:1;fdisk /pri:4000;fdisk /activate:1" "computer1","FullName","Computer Name" "computer1","Windows XP Professional ProductKey","XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX" "computer1","OrgName","privat-org" "privat-org","AdminPassword","adminpassword" "privat-org","JoinWorkgroup","wourkgroup" "privat-org","ntp_servers","none" "privat-org","top_scripts","base.bat" "privat-org","middle_scripts","" "privat-org","bottom_scripts","BOTTOM.bat" "computer1","OemPnPDriversPath","cq3" "computer1","ProfilesDir","D:\Dokumente und Einstellungen" This is basicly what I have done. Just one more little change in config.pl to jump over the question which drivers I like to install. Tried around a little bit but the workaround at the link you send me was the one that didn´t work for me at all. No idea why. One more question comes up while trying, Is it enough to set in unattende.csv "computername","JoinDomain", "Domainname" to bring a computer into a Domain?? I mean normally I need to Login the first time as a Domain administrator User to join it. I hope I gave you all informations you need. Thanks again and Best regards Andy Falko Trojahn schrieb: > -----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 > > _______________________________________________ unattended-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/unattended-info
