Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Nils Olav Fossum wrote: Torsdag 27 mars 2008 17:29, skrev Regis Gras: 2 questions. - Is this version using nt5-install ? Yes, if you applied the patches and the tar.gz archive i sent you in a previous mail. Sometimes attachments get eaten in the mail antivirus/antispam filters..

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Regis Gras escribió: Now cvs is working and I downloded the cvs unattended. Jus a little problem slang-2.0.7.tar.bz2 is not found on the MIT server I downloaded it on http.://riksun.riken.go.jp/pub/pub/Linux/slackware/slackware-current/source/l/slang make download is now

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Regis Gras escribió: Unfortunately, compiling the kernel fails with the error message: could you? cd linuxboot cvs up make download make I have enable libc 2.5 instead of 2.6.1 as it works on redhat as well as debian. plus enable linuxthreads So, could you tell me if it is possible to

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Juan Jose Pablos wrote: Regis Gras escribió: Unfortunately, compiling the kernel fails with the error message: could you? cd linuxboot cvs up make download make I have enable libc 2.5 instead of 2.6.1 as it works on redhat as well as debian. plus enable linuxthreads

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Regis Gras wrote: [maguelone]-rgras# cvs up ? syslinux-3.62 cvs update: Updating . P Makefile cvs update: Updating misc P misc/nail-floppy.txt cvs update: Updating tools [maguelone]-rgras# make download Makefile:945: *** appel à la fonction « call » non terminé : « ) » manquant. Arrêt. In

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

On Mars 18,2008 you write - login to CVS (in one line): cvs -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/unattended login (just hit enter when asked for password) -download from CVS (in one line): cvs -z3 -d:pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/cvsroot/unattended co -P unattended You now have downloaded the

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Fredag 28 mars 2008 13:24, skrev Regis Gras: Regis Gras wrote: $(call download_rule, $(glibc-linuxthreads), tar.bz2, \ http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/glibc/, $(glibc)) Then make download works, but the compilation failed. Good, you will be an excellent Makefile expert soon :-D cc -o

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Fredag 28 mars 2008 16:15, skrev Regis Gras: I don't find anything Nor ntdlr binaries, nor nt5x-install scrip nor altdosemu-xxx.patch Could you tell me how to find these 3 parts ? No problem, I will post a link later tonight Probably some mail servers eating attachments..

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Nils Olav Fossum wrote: Onsdag 19 mars 2008 18:26, skrev Regis Gras: I an not familiar with the use of CVS. How to do to Pick a good directory ... you just create a directory with a name that fits you. the name does not mather. Its just a place to hold the files from CVS. - login

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Torsdag 27 mars 2008 17:29, skrev Regis Gras: 2 questions. - Is this version using nt5-install ? Yes, if you applied the patches and the tar.gz archive i sent you in a previous mail. Sometimes attachments get eaten in the mail antivirus/antispam filters.. ..if thats the case let me know

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Onsdag 19 mars 2008 18:26, skrev Regis Gras: I an not familiar with the use of CVS. How to do to Pick a good directory ... you just create a directory with a name that fits you. the name does not mather. Its just a place to hold the files from CVS. - login to CVS (in one line): cvs

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

On Mar 19, 2008, at 5:46 AM, Regis Gras wrote: Thank you for your 2 mails. Using $$Rename.txt is certainly the solution to get around the 8.3.3 filename. I read http://technet2.microsoft and http://support.microsoft.com/kb/... I am sorry, but I do'nt understant what I have exactly

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Nils Olav Fossum wrote: Tirsdag 18 mars 2008 15:18, skrev Regis Gras: After a lot of problems with samba (finaly, I compiled samba-3.0.20 instead of 3.0.27) I used security = share to get my samba share working with the newer unattended linuxboot. I dont know if that will help, but is

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Regis Gras escribió: I can't connect to cvs ... Logging in to :pserver:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:2401/cvsroot/unattended CVS password: cvs [login aborted]: connect to unattended.cvs.sourceforge.net(66.35.250.88):2401 failed: Connection timed out looks like a network problem (possibly

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Michael De Groote wrote: the problem lies in the limitations of the 8.3 filenames, as used by dosemu (since the winnt installer that copies over the files runs inside dosemu) The alternative installer (nt5x-install) should fix this, but it's not yet included in 4.7 There is a post on the

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

On Mar 18, 2008, at 10:18 AM, Regis Gras wrote: Michael De Groote wrote: the problem lies in the limitations of the 8.3 filenames, as used by dosemu (since the winnt installer that copies over the files runs inside dosemu) The alternative installer (nt5x-install) should fix this, but it's

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Tirsdag 18 mars 2008 15:18, skrev Regis Gras: After a lot of problems with samba (finaly, I compiled samba-3.0.20 instead of 3.0.27) I used security = share to get my samba share working with the newer unattended linuxboot. I dont know if that will help, but is worth mentioning. As you said,

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

David Wadson wrote: On Mar 18, 2008, at 10:18 AM, Regis Gras wrote: Michael De Groote wrote: the problem lies in the limitations of the 8.3 filenames, as used by dosemu (since the winnt installer that copies over the files runs inside dosemu) The alternative installer (nt5x-install)

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Nils Olav Fossum wrote: Hello Régis How did you create the pxe boot image? I do not create the pxe boot image. I found initrd and bzImage in ../linuxboot/tftpboot/ And /tftpboot/unattended_patch/contains -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1298200 Jan 23 09:37 bzImagefrom the

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Michael De Groote wrote: no, nothing wrong... those are libs that are needed to run dosemu in X what is weird is that you still have the same problem... as far as i understood, the nt5x-install script should (among other things) execute copy -R /z/os/specificosdir

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Michael De Groote wrote: point is, you dont need to merge anything what you need to do is the following 1. burn the iso (easiest, pxe is easy once you've managed to do it once :) ) 2. extract the install.tar.gz archive to a folder on your samba server (the one where you otherwise

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Michael De Groote wrote: point is, you dont need to merge anything what you need to do is the following 1. burn the iso (easiest, pxe is easy once you've managed to do it once :) ) 2. extract the install.tar.gz archive to a folder on your samba server (the one where you otherwise

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

no, nothing wrong... those are libs that are needed to run dosemu in X what is weird is that you still have the same problem... as far as i understood, the nt5x-install script should (among other things) execute copy -R /z/os/specificosdir /c/blablablaspecialwininstalldirname so i don't get

[Unattended] Problem while transfering files

I am using unattended 4-7 to install PC with WXP. I use unattended, only for the PXE boot, I make I386 with nLite. So, I created a iso image and burn a CD with nLite. I tested this CD, it works fine. I copied the I386 directory in /install/os/DIST/I386 Then, I started the boot with PXE and

Re: [Unattended] Problem while transfering files

Sebastian Mellmann wrote: Don't use nLite for unattended, since it doesn't work. Sebastian Could you tell me why we can't use nLite in order to prepare I386 ? some friends of mine used nLite to add some hotfixes without problems could you tell me more about the potenetial problems?