Hello,
the script win2ksp4-updates.bat (current CVS HEAD) has a bug concerning
the update from KB904706. It exists in two different versions, one for
DirectX 8 and one for DirectX 9. The update script tries to install the
version for DirectX 8, which fails because DirectX 9 was already
installed
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Hello List!
Works fine as described below!
Kind Regards,
Markus
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Hello List!
There should be is easier solution to the nameserver issue than
described in the docs.
First, you have to add a line to the [global]
Hi Steve, I have used the unattended installation with Dell Machines (on about 10 optiplex gx620's -- but no laptops). However, we used a volume-licensed copy of WindowsXP for the installation, not the Dell/restore version of windows. Which 4 files are different between the two? Also, if you
On Sat, 29 Apr 2006, arboreal wrote:
I'll give more details below, but the practical upshots are:
- I reckon Bashrat's DriverPacks are not useable with Unattended by default.
OK, it's long ago, but anyway.
In http://www2.inf.fh-bonn-rhein-sieg.de/~skaise2a/ska/prepOEM.zip there
are two
Hello,
I have serious problems with the use of parted in unatteded Linux boot
disk.
Usually I install unattended on pre-partitioned hard disks, either by a
previous version of Windows or using sfdisk (our Linux deployment usually
runs before the Windows deployment :-) .
However, when I
Hello,
which version of the boot media (CD/Disk/TFTP-Image) are you using? I'm
having the same problems since I recompiled (with customized paths) the
boot cd from CVS two weeks ago (the current stable 4.6 wouldn't compile,
but I don't remember exactly what the problem was right now). With the
Thanks for the reply Ken. Does anyone if know its possible to use the
CD Keys on the side of the Dell Box and how I would go about doing
that. Also the Dell Restore CD has a CD key installed in it. This is
what the Dell boxes use to register windows I assume. Does anyone know
how I might be
You need to match the type of media with the type of product key that you are using to install Windows XP.
If you use a Volume Licensed edition of Windows XP Professional, then you need to use a Volume License Product key. The Volume Licensed edition will not ask you to Activate windows ever.
Hello
Adam Peart wrote:
Good news. The new Sourceforge CVS server is up running, and all the
changes are up-to-date, including the Windows updates that were posted
on the 13th. You need to change the scripts website to reflect the
new changes. The site is
Hello
Andreas Heinlein wrote:
the script win2ksp4-updates.bat (current CVS HEAD) has a bug concerning
the update from KB904706. It exists in two different versions, one for
DirectX 8 and one for DirectX 9. The update script tries to install the
version for DirectX 8, which fails because
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