Cheers Hugo,
it now works with ntinstall name, thanks for supoort.\
We encounter a new issue now after the map of Z: to
\\ntinstall\install, the scripts continue and we receive :
Bad command or filename "ipconfig"
File not found
Starting install.pl
Bad command or filename "perl"
Bad command or fil
Hi Toto,
Did you extract the "unattended-4.6-dosboot.zip" into your
"unattended/install" directory and renamed the folder "install/bootdisk" to
"install/dosboot" ?
(The same, except renaming, with the "unattended-4.6-linuxboot.zip".)
//I'm very new with using unattended. Good work, thank yo
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http://unattended.sourceforge.net/dynamic.php
> There are two things to note about this code. First, it will
> only work with the Linux-based boot disk. And second, I have not
> actually tested it yet. If you try it, please let me know how
> it goes :-).
It almost worked! Here is what ended up
Hi,
first things first: unattended install is one of the most usefull
software projects I have stumbled across in years! Thank you all.
...but I have serious problems while installing Sun StarOffice 7 unattended.
I tried and failed with the following methods:
1. repackaging with InstallRite
Has anyone looked at what would be necessary to change in Unattended to
have Windows install from a drive letter created with the SUBST command?
My idea here is the current configuration of Unattended places the
operating system installation files in separate directories in the
Z:\OS directory
If you install the drivers from a substituted drive, then the install
location gets set to that drive letter in the registry. Then in the future,
if windows needs to install drivers or other components, it will look for
that X: drive (which may be mapped to a server by now).
This might work if,
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005, Scott Parrill wrote:
Has anyone looked at what would be necessary to change in Unattended to have
Windows install from a drive letter created
with the SUBST command?
I never done that, but in WinXP (maybe Win2000, too) you can SUBST
networked drives, too, which might be
