RE: [Unattended] Broadcom driver implementation in unattended?

[Sture Åhlin]

I have no problem at all with the Broadcom B57xx driver.   Could it be that you have not add the correct driver files to your server?   I have configured my installation server as follows:   Create folders $OEM$, $1, drivers, nic and b57 inside the I386 folder as in the following example:   Z:\os\xpsp2enu\I386\$OEM$\$1\drivers\nic\b57   Put the following files from the Broadcom B57xx driver pack into the b57 folder;   - b57win32.cat - b57win32.inf - b57xp32.sys   The next time you boot a computer from the linuxboot CD a new option with the Broadcom B57 driver will be displayed in the ‘Please choose drivers(s) to add.’   This works for me on all Dell computers with Broadcom B57xx NIC:s.   Sture   From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patrick Schmidt Sent: den 31 maj 2006 08:44 To: unattended-info@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: [Unattended] Broadcom driver implementation in unattended?   Hi,   i’m using unattended since some months and i’m very satisfied with it. Good work! But now i’ve a little problem. Broadcom released new B57xx-gigabit drivers and i can’t use the unattended installation with the new computers. I tried it with the „universal 3com“ driver on the linux boot disc, but the „undis3c“ command doesn’t work. It gives me the answer „could not find kernel image: undis3c“. Now my question: Is it possible to implement the new broadcom driver to the linux boot disc and how can i run the setup after choosing „undis3c“ from the driverlist?   Thanks for your help!   Patrick Schmidt Junior Desktop Administrator Ciao GmbH Global Media and Research Services Phone :  +49-89-25 55 1667 Fax :    +49-89-25 55 1700 Mail :   patrick.schmidt@ciao-group.com Web :    http://www.ciao-group.com Office : Leopoldstrasse 236          80807 Munich          Germany