Steven Blackery a écrit : > Hi Pierre, Hello,
I've Cc: the unattended-devel@ mailing-list, since It may interrest some people. > I'm trying to use your windows drivers script, but having some issues. > > First I couldn't get it to run the correct nt5-install script, but I > worked out that that's because I use custom unattend.txt files in which > I had hard-coded ntinstall_cmd to avoid being prompted during setup, I > changed that to /z/site/nt5x-install and that part is 'fixed', in that > it runs the right script. Strange that you are prompted about it. It also strange that hardcoding it in unattend.txt file works. Since your replied to a previous post of the scanner, it may be the problem. Last pusblished version with instruction are here: http://www.mail-archive.com/unattended-devel@lists.sourceforge.net/msg01758.html So, did you try to add the following line in install/site/config.pl : ## Windows drivers scanning: use updated version of ntx5-install $u->{'_meta'}->{'ntinstall_cmd'} = '/z/site/nt5x-install' ; This makes the install/dosbin/install.pl master script using the site/nt5x-install script instead of the unattended original one (the one I provide) > But it isn't finding any drivers, and I don't know how to > troubleshoot it. > > The unattend.txt file on the target machine ends up with the line: > > scan_windrivers_dest_map = "" first take a look into its generated output : /c/netinst/logs/search-win-drivers.log It should contains the PCI device detection listing and the matching windows drivers if any. You can also launch dosbin/search-win-drivers.pl directly from the shell to see what's happening (it won't destroy anything by itself): $ /z/dosbin/search-win-drivers.pl -d /path/to/drivers > I was using unattended previously with drivers manually placed in > $OEM$/$1/ and a custom unattend.txt with OemPnPDriversPath hard-coded > with the paths to the drivers this copied. > > This worked, but as we added more and more drivers for more hardware, > this was increasing the copy time significantly, so I decided to try > and use your script. I moved the known good drivers from $OEM$ to > /site/win_drivers/ (and removed my OemPnPDriversPath from the > unattended.txt file, as your script should generate it) > - is that right? Yes, you have it. I supposed that each driver is in its own (sub)folder ? > Many Thanks for your hard work on this project, Thanks, hope that It will help you. Pierre Bourgin > Steven Blackery > > D +44 (0)20 7798 2182 M +44 (0)7903 742112 > > The Team Crown Reach 147a Grosvenor Road London SW1V 3JY Registered No 1381015 > > -----Original Message----- > From: Pierre Bourgin [mailto:pierre.bour...@arteris.com] > Sent: 13 December 2008 00:10 > To: h...@weites.com > Cc: unattended-devel@lists.sourceforge.net > Subject: Re: Automated choose of Windows drivers (updated) [...] -- ARTERIS http://www.arteris.com The Network-on-Chip Company ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ unattended-devel mailing list unattended-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/unattended-devel
