On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 3:15 PM, Juan Jose Pablos <jua...@apertus.es> wrote:
> Allison Roth escribió: > > I was looking at the ticket for tracking Win7 progress > > (http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/unattended/ticket/3) and saw it hasn’t > > been updated in 4 months. Is this still being worked on? I used > > did you follow the guide?: > https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/unattended/wiki/Win7 > > It will allow to boot up from the network, I did managed to install a > system using this (no unattended) > > One (temporary) approach is let Windows do the install, then use the 'appsonly' script to handle the rest of the applications. I worked on this over the weekend (on-and-off for several weeks, really). I'm not done yet, but I'll try to summarize some of the things I found... Basically, I added a customer Autounattend.xml to my Win7 media at the root. Bootable USB drives work pretty well for that. My file sets the various things the installer prompts you for. At the end of everything, it mounts my unattended share and runs appsonly.bat. I had to work around several things (like security pop-ups), authenticating for my install share with a domain ID, and so forth. But it mostly works. I still get prompted during the install to partition my disk - I tried to suppress that and just gave up figuring it's a good safeguard. Other than that, I don't get any prompts until appsonly kicks in, then don't have to do anything else until after the applications are done. Not bad. I'll try to give a little better summary of some of the things I bumped into later - not much time to type right now. Doug
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