As I understand it, Unattended uses FreeDOS as its launching pad to
kickstart your Windows deployment. A Vista installation cannot be initiated
from a DOS-based session; instead WinPE v2.0 is required. I don't think
it's feasible to use Linux as an alternative but I've been proven wrong
before.
Because of M$ licensing restrictions, Unattended would probably not be
allowed to bundle WinPE in its arsenal. Instead only tools and/or
instruction how to build your WinPE image to make it Unattended-compatible
can be provided.
Search google for keywords pxelinux and vista for possible solutions.
On 5/23/07, Hermann Schirmacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Is someone already using unattended to install windows vista? I was
searching in the mailing archives and on the unattended webpage, but no
luck
so far.
Hermann
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