Hi again,
I have discovered a directory named C:\netinst on the installed client. There
is a unattend.txt with all the things I have done. Is there a way to make this
file the default one as I mentioned before except the ComputerName? Another
important thing to know would be what happens with this folder? Why is it there
and where should it go ;)? I don´t really need it and the Password´s of an
administrative user is in there :).
Greetings
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Von: Klassen Torben (Gem. Leopoldshöhe) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Di 09.12.2008 14:59
An: tovis; unattended-info@lists.sourceforge.net
Betreff: Re: [Unattended] Change ntinstall
Hi there,
I have done a test install with the created CD. I have changed the z_path=
parameter as I said and it works. There is only one problem so far, but maybe
caused by myself. I wanna it to remove all partitions and formatting the whole
harddrive but for some reason it did not worked. During boot up now I can
choice to boot the "old System" as well. How to get rid of it?
So I have typed in the Product Key which Domain to join the Admin Password and
so on. What if I want to automate everything except the ComputerName? I have a
sample unattend.txt in C:\unattend\install\os\winxp\unattend.txt. What kind of
parameters to add to reach my goal?
Would be very nice to have this.
Greetings
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Von: tovis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Di 09.12.2008 14:34
An: Jens Geile
Cc: unattended-info@lists.sourceforge.net
Betreff: Re: [Unattended] Change ntinstall
>> > after testing around I think the easiest way to get unattended
>> started is
>> > by changing \\ntinstall to my PDC name. Or are the any important
>> resons to
>> > don´t do so? How to do this changes and more important how to get it
>> on a CD?
>> You do not need another CD. Change ISO really time and resource
>> consuming.
>> I have done it month ago, using a Debian Linux Etch box, taking about
>> 1.5
>> GB disk space and hours of download and compillation.
> What the hell are you talking about!? Just take the ISO, load it with a
> program like WinISO, UltraISO or whatever else you want, extract the
> ISOLINUX.CFG file, edit it to fit your needs and put it back into the ISO.
> Save the ISO, burn it onto a CD and be happy.
> There really is no need to compile the ISO yourself unless you want to
> integrate new drivers or whatever.
> I've edited the ISO numerous times myself. It works like a charm and takes
> almost no time at all.
>
> -
> jens
>
You right jens :) For me the last choice to change the removable media,
such as a CD (I do not like many CD's around, rewriable media does not
work many times with old drives). That what I have using PXE boot - I have
done it because the "master" shell script has a little bug, the z_opt what
I need for the same reasons does not work, with new image, corrected
"master" I have manage to gives ip address for mount.cifs. That is the
background.
>
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