Scott Parrill schrieb:
I am trying to get Unattended to install the network drivers for a new
DELL M70 laptop during the initial setup and seem to be failing miserably.
I have created the $oem$/$1 directory under the i386 and placed the
drivers in it. The Linux boot for Unattended finds the drivers and asks
which drivers I would like to install. However, it appears that the
setup routine is not copying the drivers as they should and thus, the
workstation can not re-attach to the network, after the OS install
completes, to continue with the installation procedure due to lack of
network drivers.
When I look at the system drive after the install "completes", I do not
find the expected driver directories.
Does anyone have a suggestion as to what I might be doing wrong?
did you create the directories like:
$oem$/$1/network_card
$oem$/$1/sound_card
$oem$/$1/some_other_card
and added these all directories to unattend.txt (so that Windows knows
about them)?
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