Thanks alot Falko. This was exactly what I was looking for.
Works like charm.
Falko Trojahn wrote:
Christian Abels wrote:
I have been looking in to changing the 'Documents and Settings' folder
to be stored at a second partition(D:\Documents and Settings)
But I have a problem...
Does anyone know how I can format this second partition before the
installation tries to create the folder on my second partition which
havent been formated at this point?
I use
[GuiUnattended]
ProfilesDir = "D:\Dokumente und Einstellungen"
...
and the following vars in the unattended.txt [_meta] section
(can be overwritten by unattended.csv / mysql db entries):
bottom=ntfs_d.bat
fdisk_confirm=1
replace_mbr=1
partition_cmds="parted /dev/dsk mklabel msdos;parted /dev/dsk mkpart
primary fat32 0 4000;parted -- /dev/dsk mkpart extended 10000 -0;parted
-- /dev/dsk mkpart logical fat32 10000 -0;sleep 2;parted /dev/dsk set 1
boot on;make-blkdev-nodes hda;mkfs.vfat /dev/dsk1 -F 32;mkfs.vfat
/dev/dsk5 -F 32"
partition_cmds_sys="parted /dev/dsk rm 1; parted /dev/dsk mkpart primary
fat32 0 4000; parted /dev/dsk set 1 boot on;make-blkdev-nodes
hda;mkfs.vfat /dev/dsk1 -F 32;"
In config.pl I have:
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use warnings;
use strict;
if ($ENV{'Z_PATH'} !~/^dvd$/)
{
# Set db for mysql interface
require "conf-mysql.pl";
CONFIG->setup('DBI:mysql:database=unattended;host=ip_of_mysql_db_host',
'username', 'password');
}
else
{
# Setup db for CSV interface
require "conf-csv.pl";
CONFIG->setup(dos_to_host('z:\\site\\unattend.csv'), '', '');
}
# Lookup property value using all possible owners
sub lookup_property ($) {
my ($property) = @_;
defined $property
or return undef;
foreach my $lookup ($u->{'_meta'}->{'macaddr'},
$u->{'UserData'}->{'ComputerName'},
$u->{'UserData'}->{'FullName'},
$u->{'UserData'}->{'OrgName'},
'Default') {
my $value = CONFIG->lookup_value($lookup, $property);
defined $value
and return $value;
}
return undef;
}
sub my_partition_cmds {
chdir ("/usr/sbin");
symlink "/z/linuxaux/usr/sbin/mkfs.vfat", "mkfs.vfat";
chdir ("/");
my $partition_cmds = $u->{'_meta'}->{'partition_cmds'};
defined $partition_cmds
or $partition_cmds = $u->{'_meta'}->{'partition_cmds_sys'}
or return undef ;
while (1) {
($u->{'_meta'}->{'fdisk_confirm'})
or last;
print "\n";
print "About to PARTITION the WHOLE FIRST HARD DRIVE!\n\n";
print "WARNING: This operation ERASES the disk!\n";
print "If unsure, say no, and ONLY C: will be DELETED.\n";
print "If you won't neither, press CTRL-ALT-DEL!\n\n";
print "Sie sind dabei, die ERSTE FESTPLATTE zu PARTITIONIEREN!\n\n";
print "ACHTUNG: Diese Operation LOESCHT die FESTPLATTE!\n";
print "Wenn unsicher: no eingeben, dann wird NUR C: GELOESCHT!\n\n";
print "Wenn nichts geaendert werden soll: CTRL-ALT-DEL DRUECKEN!\n";
yes_no_choice ("Are you sure")
and last;
$partition_cmds = '';
$partition_cmds = $u->{'_meta'}->{'partition_cmds_sys'};
defined $partition_cmds
or return undef;
last;
}
foreach my $cmd (split /;/, $partition_cmds) {
print "Executing command to partition: $cmd...\n";
system ("$cmd");
}
};
$u->{'_meta'}->{'fdisk_cmds'} = \&my_partition_cmds;
# here follows some other code for the other properties from database
# e.g. lookup_property('JoinDomain') etc.
# ....
#
#
# Make this file evaluate to "true".
1;
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If you use the linuxboot.iso from 4.7pre (see former post in this list)
a newer, better working
parted is included, so the partition_cmds can be used without the
"mkfs.vfat", e.g.
partition_cmds="parted /dev/dsk mklabel msdos;parted /dev/dsk mkpartfs
primary fat32 0 4000;parted -- /dev/dsk mkpart extended 20000 -0;parted
-- /dev/dsk mkpartfs logical fat32 20000 -0;sleep 2;parted /dev/dsk set
1 boot on;
partition_cmds_sys="parted /dev/dsk rm 1; parted /dev/dsk mkpartfs
primary fat32 0 4000; parted /dev/dsk set 1 boot on;"
These vars mean:
partition_cmds_sys ... commands to partition/format only C:
(D: with user profiles and data
stays as it is)
partition_cmds ... commands to partition/format whole drive
Of course you can create more partitions, but note the use of mkpart :
mkpartfs.
The ntfs_d.bat in bottom script is this:
todo.pl ".ignore-err 1 echo j|convert D: /FS:NTFS /X "
(you have to use "y" here for sure).
So, first there is a BIG warning, then the one in front of the desk
may decide to just make the system partition new, the whole drive, or
leave all as it is.
HTH
Falko
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