Hoping someone here can help with this. I've got unattended working great. Previously I've been slipstreaming drivers using nlite into the install media, but now I need to roll out to a site that has a huge variety of hardware, so I looked into using the $OEM$/$1 method to incorporate the drivers.
This works fine, as long as I specify 'OemPnPDriversPath' in an unattend-xxxxx.txt file and then use the unattend.csv file to point to that unattend-xxxxx.txt But, if I instead use the 'DriverPath' variable in the unattend.csv (by MAC address), which should read that value and write it out to unattend.txt, I get the following: Found DriverPath for 000FFEB0268C: Drivers\dx2000mt\audio;Drivers\dx2000mt\chipset;Drivers\dx2000mt\gfx;Drivers\dx2000mt\nic Looking for drivers under Z:\os\oemtest\1386\$oem$\$1 ...found some driver directories. Please choose driver(s) to add. 1) Select/deselect all 2) All done ; continue 3) [ ] Drivers\dx2000mt\audio 4) [ ] Drivers\dx2000mt\chipset 5) [ ] Drivers\dx2000mt\gfx 6) [ ] Drivers\dx2000mt\nic X) [ ] Exit this program Select: [123456X] Why am I being prompted to manually select them when I'm specifying it? This site has no IT staff on-site so I need unattended to be truly unattended - reboot, press F12 (PXE boot) and go. No questions. Steven Blackery ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the new SourceForge.net Marketplace. It's the best place to buy or sell services for just about anything Open Source. http://sourceforge.net/services/buy/index.php _______________________________________________ unattended-info mailing list unattended-info@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/unattended-info
