Here is a snippet from my modified autoexec.bat
:: NET START BASIC /yes
@set USERNAME=user @set PASSWORD=password @NET LOGON %USERNAME% %PASSWORD% /yes /savepw:no
This way the username/password is available to the install script also, and
any setting in system.ini is ignored.
Nice!
Two things I've noticed:
1. "NET START WORKSTATION" before this is necessary. 2. For some reason, using "set" worked, but "@set" didn't.
The only real solution for this is having the disk timeout and boot from the
harddisk, unless you select a floppy boot.
You could do this for a floppy by installing syslinux on the floppy, and
having syslinux boot either from HD (default) or from floppy. I believe the
CD already does this.
Yes, the CD already does it with a timeout, but not the way I like (i.e. detecting that unattended is in the "third boot" step now).
I'll see if I can read a little about syslinux.
-- S�ren 'Chucker' Kuklau
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