for dos unattended to detect drivers directory hierarchy you should put the drivers f.i. in
\\ntinstall\install/<your_os>/i386/$OEM$/$1/mydrivers/
this works for me.
I suppose "build time" means when you are first booting from unattended floppy or cdrom then answering questions, which bring me to ask which version of unattended you are using - i don't remeber if early versions required you to specify the drivers path in a personalized unatted.txt.
feel free to ask further
Michelangelo
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Guys,
I hope someone can help me with this.
I have added drivers to the \$OEM$\$1\<PnPdrivers> directory, but these drivers are not being picked up at build time. The drivers are installed without a problem when done manually - i.e - update driver (none installed) and search on the local drive for the correct .inf file which gets picked up and installed.
Any advice?
Regards
Craig
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