I figured out my mistake, my folder structure was slightly off. As soon
as I corrected the mistake everything worked perfectly.
I had my folders set like this:
- OS
|-XPsp2
|-i386
|-$oem
|- files for BTS driver install
After reading some more information on the unattended links page, and a
M$ article about the oem folder structure, it came to me what I was
doing wrong.
it should have been like this:
- OS
|-XPsp2
|-i386
|-$oem$
|-files for BTS driver install
Once I renamed the folder and moved it to the correct location
everything worked correctly on my test machines (3 different hardware
platforms). The whole process took about 15 minutes to get setup
correctly. I think this is a cool way to slipstream the BTS driver
packs into a network install application with little or no effort. I
gotta extend many thanks to the unattended and BTS crews for making this
set up possible. It's proving to be a real time saver for me.
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