Re: [Unattended] Integratiobn of BTS driver pack problem

2009-02-11 Thread tovis
Seem to be is it the best suggestion what I have from this thread :) - In this case please give me some idea, why we need to give a so ugly argument list for cmd.exe to simopky start the drivers.exe? - Why we need to chunk file names to 8.3, I think winnt.exe and setup.exe can handle long

Re: [Unattended] Integratiobn of BTS driver pack problem

2009-02-11 Thread Mario Gzuk
Hi, the 8.3 is limited by windows setup. After the setup you can play with file names longer than 8.3. One suggestion: Integrate the drivers for mass staroage directly into the PNPDriverPath, install the driverpacks as first script after the setup. I have no solution for you because we only work

Re: [Unattended] Integratiobn of BTS driver pack problem

2009-02-11 Thread tovis
Hi Success! :D [GuiUnattended] DetachProgram=cmd.exe Arguments=/Q /C START /MIN %SYSTEMDRIVE%\$win_nt$.~ls\$OEM$\Drivers.cmd I'm used untouched files from DriverFiles.zip and whole bunch of drivers compressed into one file Drivers.7z (mass storage also included). Decompress drivers as in the

[Unattended] Integratiobn of BTS driver pack problem

2009-02-10 Thread tovis
I have decided to debug the situation. 1. Step [GuiUnattended] DetachedProgram=cmd.exe Arguments=/K echo %SYSTEMROOT% C:\NETINST\bubu.txt It's working, after installation process c:\netinst\bubu.txt is created, and contain C:\WINDOWS. That means (for me) that cmd.exe was called

Re: [Unattended] Integratiobn of BTS driver pack problem

2009-02-10 Thread Mario Gzuk
Hi, sometimes it is better to dont ask why it is not working... Try this: create a script which does the work you want to do and call this script You can place it in $OEM$ so it will be on the hard disk after the first step of installation. (my 2 cents) Greetings mario tovis schrieb: I