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Ok, so I don’t know that much about MBRs/BPBs but from looking at the problem, something is
missing/wrong with the MBR/BPB because the system will not boot from the hard
drive. Can anyone please tell me what type of MBR
and BPB unattended writes to the hard drive? After mounting the drive after unattended
runs, all the files are present for a winxp bootloader, but when I write one to the disk I get the “NTLDR
Is Missing” error message upon reboot, which is crazy because I can see
the file is there on the hard drive when I mount it. I googled NTLDR
is Missing and tried to sys c: the drive with a dos disk and then re-run
unattended, but it didn’t work. If someone can tell me what kind of MBR/BPB
unattended writes then I think at least that will be a starting point to look
into. Thanks -- System
Analyst Air2Web, Inc. -----Original Message----- We are having the same
issue with the IBM T60 series and some of the T43’s. We switched to
the DOS boot CD for the T43’s but the T60 will not load the NIC on the
DOS cd so it won’t work either way. Tried updating the DOS nic but
no success there either. One work around I have
found is this: After the initial copy where the system just sits there make a
ghost back up of the system and then restore the backup. Some
“magic” in ghost causes this to kick start the process and it
continues to build the laptop as normal. I have posted several
comments on the t43 issues I had but I never got it resolved. Hopefully
we can work on this issue and find a final resolution once and for all for the
new IBM laptops Lenovo is rolling out. -steve From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chris Liles I just got a new IBM
Thinkpad X60 and I can’t get it to work L I can get as far as
getting dosemu to run and do the initial copy of the setup files, but after
reboot it just sits there. I have checked the MBR
with “ms-sys” and I get back x86 boot loader, unknown type. I have tried rewriting a
win2k/xp bootloader to the MBR and tried chainloading from my grub boot cd, no
dice. If I install from a
windows cd it goes just fine… When using a cd to
install windows I can check the MBR and I get back Microsoft 2000/XP/2000 boot
loader… Anyone have a X60 working
with unattended or know what is going on? I have tried putting the
sata controller in compatibility mode, disabling the “pre-desktop”
environment (restore partition) and disabling the security chip. -- System
Analyst Air2Web, Inc. Atlanta, GA 30309 |
- [Unattended] IBM Thinkpad X60 Chris Liles
- RE: [Unattended] IBM Thinkpad X60 bellsouth
- RE: [Unattended] IBM Thinkpad X60 Chris Liles
- Re: [Unattended] IBM Thinkpad X60 Alex Malinovich
