Hello there,
does anybody have an idea of how to install applications Unattended
under Windows 2000/XP without having administrator rights ?
Thank you very much in advance.
- philipp
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Hi all,
how can I customize the Linux-based boot disk in order to have German
keyboard layout?
TIA
Gerhard
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Hi all,
we prefer to have the classic Look-and-Feel (start menu, desktop top,
windows control panel) of Win 2000 on our XP boxes.
Is there any predefined script to automically do this with unattended?
Or any parameter in unattend.txt?
TIA
Gerhard
Just do this under linux as root:
mount -o loop theunnattendedlinux.iso /mnt/myunattended
then copy the contents to /anywhere
edit the /anywhere/isolinux/isolinux.cfg and add the kbd=de-latin1 to
the append line (also the z_user z_pass and so on)
then cd /anywhere and do this:
mkisofs -V
Mario Gzuk wrote:
Just do this under linux as root:
mount -o loop theunnattendedlinux.iso /mnt/myunattended
then copy the contents to /anywhere
edit the /anywhere/isolinux/isolinux.cfg and add the kbd=de-latin1 to
the append line (also the z_user z_pass and so on)
then cd /anywhere and do this:
Just delete the , between the entries in the append line.
Am Do, den 02.09.2004 schrieb Gerhard Hofmann um 14:27:
Mario Gzuk wrote:
Just do this under linux as root:
mount -o loop theunnattendedlinux.iso /mnt/myunattended
then copy the contents to /anywhere
edit the
Hi,
when booting from the linux based CD, you get some message like ... if
running from CD you can eject it now ... which is gone some seconds
later. Wouldn't it better to stop at this point and print a message
please remove cd and press a key to continue?
In case boot sequence of PC is
On Thu, Sep 02, 2004 at 03:05:37PM +0200, Gerhard Hofmann wrote:
when booting from the linux based CD, you get some message like ... if
running from CD you can eject it now ... which is gone some seconds
later. Wouldn't it better to stop at this point and print a message
please remove cd
Matthew Palmer wrote:
On Thu, Sep 02, 2004 at 03:05:37PM +0200, Gerhard Hofmann wrote:
when booting from the linux based CD, you get some message like ... if
running from CD you can eject it now ... which is gone some seconds
later. Wouldn't it better to stop at this point and print a message
Yes there is. Please look at unattended.sourceforge.net. The better way
is to create a account make all settings you want and copy the files
under ntuser.dat, ntuser.dat.LOG and ntuser.ini during the install in
the Default user profile, so all new users get this settings.
A detailed explain is
With profuse apologies to anyone who knows and loves perl, I have modified the shortcut.pl script to allow you to choose which icon the shortcut should have.
I am happy this worked, because it's my first time working with perl (I'm more windows oriented - I told you I'm sorry). I can mail
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I booted a Virtual Machine (VMWare 4.5.2 Build 8848) from the DOS
based boot disk.
It seemed to do something but when Netbind was invoked, VMWare crashed
with a nonrecoverable error.
The virtual machine crashed, or the emulator itself crashed?
If
Gerhard Hofmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi all,
how can I customize the Linux-based boot disk in order to have
German keyboard layout?
I was going to suggest configuring your DHCP server to send the
kbd=... switch in DHCP option 233, but it turns out the boot disk
configures the keyboard
Matthew Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You can, however, use cdeject to pop the disc out (I don't think
it's on the CD, but Patrick's a nice bloke about cramming more crap
on the image)
I could add the eject command, but actually figuring out which device
to eject is not easy in general.
Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
Matthew Palmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You can, however, use cdeject to pop the disc out (I don't think
it's on the CD, but Patrick's a nice bloke about cramming more crap
on the image)
I could add the eject command, but actually figuring out which device
to eject is
It looks like mine is just a tad different. I think this is a Diff against the same version as yours.
--- shortcut.pl.orig2004-09-02 15:38:12.836566400 -0500
+++ shortcut.pl2004-09-02 13:48:43.835068800 -0500
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@
# Your usual option-processing sludge.
my %opts;
I am trying to add the SQL2000 Tools (Query Analyzer, Enterprise Manager,
etc.) to the unattended installation and I'm having difficulty.
The CD has a predefined ISS file (what I assume is a transform) and
instructions on how to use it. If I run it manually on the machine after
Windows is
I am using the linux boot cd and trying to setup XP.
The answer file is created ok and the script runs, copies files for the
XP install but then the laptop locks up. When I power off and back on the install picks
up where it left off and finishes normally.
Any clue as how to trouble
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