[Unattended] 64 Bit Windows

Hi, are 64Bit versions of Windows supported by the unattended project? Many thanks for your time Holger -- _ Holger Hohmann Ing.-Büro Hohmann Bahnhofstr. 34 D-82515 Wolfratshausen Tel.: +49 (0)8171 347 88 10 Fax: +49 (0)8171 347 88 99 Mobil: +49 (0)171

[Unattended] Cisco VPN Client

Anyone installing the Cisco VPN Client?? I have been unable to get this thing to install for the longest time. After getting fed up with it and watching the install process I realized that it is failing during the install. The client creates a fake network adapter to do the vpn'ing with. When

Re: [Unattended] Cisco VPN Client

Hi here is our script for cisco vpn 4.8 todo.pl .reboot todo.pl rd /S /Q %SYSTEMDRIVE%\cisco_4.8 todo.pl start /wait %SYSTEMDRIVE%\cisco_4.8 \vpnclient_setup.msi /qb /norestart todo.pl xcopy %Z%\packages\tools\vpn\cisco\4.8 %SYSTEMDRIVE% \cisco_4.8 /s /e todo.pl mkdir %SYSTEMDRIVE%\cisco_4.8

RE: [Unattended] Cisco VPN Client

Well our copy of the Client is rather old, no msi installer L Our Network guy doesnt want to upgrade. So I ended up doing: :: OPTIONAL: Install VPN Software @Echo off todo.pl rd /S /Q  c:\vpn_temp .reboot todo.pl C:\vpn_temp\setup.exe /sms /s todo.pl xcopy %Z%\packages\A2W-VPN\*

Re: [Unattended] 64 Bit Windows

Unattended uses DOS and Linux to kick-off Windows installations. Neither is suitable to start a Win64 installation. Unless Unattended can use an NT-based kernel such as WinPE ( or something equivalent ) support Win64 will not be possible. On 2/13/06, HOHMANN Holger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi,are

[Unattended] Event Viewer Logs

Anyone have a reg edit, or something to set the event viewer logs to overwrite?? They default to a rather small size that gets full after an unattended install, causing a nice little error message at the login screen. -- Chris Liles System Analyst Air2Web, Inc. 1230 Peachtree

[Unattended] installing perl modules

Hi List, I've been battling this on and off for a few weeks now. I'd like to use ppm (supplied with activestate perl) to install the Bioperl modules. I've created a text file with the commands to run (add repositories, install modules, exit) and running from c:\ like this works: c:\ ppm --file

RE: [Unattended] Event Viewer Logs

Hi, I know that you can specify this via a group policy in Active Directory: Computer Configuration-Windows Settings-Security-Event Log Brad Erdman University of Maryland Institute for Advanced Computer Studies -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:unattended-info-