Title: Kevin Jacobson

 

 

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IMAGE_DIRECTORY

- $OEM$

-$$

            - system32

            -$1

                        - drivers

                                   - 001_nic

                                               -INTEL

                                               -BROADCOM

                                    - 002_video

                                               -NVIDIA

                                               -MATROX

                                   - 003_DELL

                                               - LATITUDE_X300

                                                           -video

                                                           -system

                                               - PRECISION_WORKSTATION_360

                                                           -video

                                                           -system

                                   - xxx_And_so_one

 

- I386   

 

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In the SIF-file you define the drivers

[unattended]

DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore

OemPnPDriversPath="Drivers\000_nic\INTEL; Drivers\000_nic\BROADOM;Drivers\002_video\NVIDIA; Drivers\002_VIDEO\matrox; Drivers\003_DELL\LATITUDE_X300\video; Drivers\003_DELL\LATITUDE_X300\system;drivers\003_DELL\PRECISION_WORKSTATION_360\video; drivers\003_DELL\PRECISION_WORKSTATION_360\system "

 

Everything in the OEMPNPdriversPath will be copied to the harddrive during installation.

 

You can’t define which drivers to copy. It will copy everything.

(btw the size of the drivers isn’t that big. I have for approximately 150 computers 1 ris installation with all the drivers I need for all the machines. These take about 200 MB of discspace.)

And second: after the installation you can delete the whole driver directory manually or use a script (can be found on unattended.msfn.org).

 

The second thing you can do is make a installation image per computer type. But this will take much more diskspace.

 

I hope I helped you guys  a bit.

 

Greets,

 

Marek Tyc

 


Van: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Namens Kevin P. Jacobson
Verzonden: maandag 14 juni 2004 18:07
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: [Unattended] OEM Drivers By Group

 

I would like something like this too.  I think by the computer type would be especially nice (HP zd7000, HP d530, Sony Vaio, IBM T20, etc...).  This way, a d530 wouldn't get all the drivers for a zd7000 copied down to it's hard drive too...and it beats manually moving the drivers around before doing an install.




Krismark Consulting Pty Ltd wrote:

Hi 

Is it possible to modify the install for OEM drivers.

 

I want to group drivers in a directory ( eg by motherboard) and only have these directories shown in the list of oem drivers to install. Any driver under that directory is to be automatically installed

 

 

Regards

 

Mark Gibbons

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