Dole

Ya some kind of freaky Its exactly 19 spaces...when I use 18 only or 20 it doesn't work anymore...on my Optiplex it's 15 spaces only. Hope all Latitudes have 19 spaces

Good morning It's WPI v7.2.1 from December 8th, 2008. Now it seems to work, thank you I let WPI fill in the info how you said and it added the same as I did, but with like 20 spaces at the end. It looks like this: getSysModel()=="Latitude D420_____________________________" , but it works, thanks again

Hello all, I just tested the new version and tried to implement some audiodrivers for the DELL Latitude series D410 an D420. I want, that WPI reqognizes whether it's a D410 or a D420 and only installs the drivers for that specific system. I tried getSysModel()=="Latitude D410" in condition just as getSysModel()!="Latitude D410"...the same codes with greyed condition for both devices on a D420...it doesn't recognize any differences between the two codes. Am I doing anything wrong? Here's the code for both. As I said, I tested it on a D420 and there isn't any difference. When I press Alt+G it shows getSysModel()=="Latitude D420 " (with space at the end) in conditions. I tested this one also, but no change prog[pn]=['AudioTreiber D410']; uid[pn]=['AUDIOTREIBERD410']; dflt[pn]=['yes']; forc[pn]=['no']; bit64[pn]=['no']; cat[pn]=['Drivers']; cmds[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Install\\Audiotreiber\\Audio_D410_D610_D810\\install.cmd"']; cond[pn]=['getSysModel()=="Latitude D410"']; pn++; prog[pn]=['AudioTreiber D420']; uid[pn]=['AUDIOTREIBERD420']; dflt[pn]=['yes']; forc[pn]=['no']; bit64[pn]=['no']; cat[pn]=['Drivers']; cmds[pn]=['"%wpipath%\\Install\\Audiotreiber\\Audio_D630_D620_D420_D430_D820_D830\\install.cmd"']; cond[pn]=['getSysModel()=="Latitude D420"']; pn++;

Thank you mritter. I'll try that, but I'll have to install WPI on every device to check out some architecture tabs? Hell I'll be submerged in work

Hello all, I'm very excited about WPI so far. I created an unattended DVD with XP Prof for some Dell Latitudes and included drivers with nLite and software with WPI, works great so far. But there is a problem with the audio drivers. The Latitude D420, D430, D620, D630 and D820/D830 are using the same audio driver. I also included the audio driver for the D400, D600, and D800 too, which differ from the others. The actual problem is, that the D420, D430 and so on…are recognizing the drivers for the D400, D600 first and install them, with a non-working audio device in the device manager as result. So I added the silent installations of the drivers to WPI so the user can just choose what kind of laptop he has. Problem is, that it isn't 100% unattended and some users may don't get what they should choose. You may know a solution for this? Maybe an automatic recognition what kind of device it is installing on? There's a second problem with UMTS cards. I created some unattended installations for Vodafone Dashboard 7.0, 9.2.4 and for the internal Dell UMTS Broadband card…same problem here, the user has to choose whether it's internal or not. Is there a way to config a precondition that WPI automatically recognizes whether there's an internal UMTS slot or not? Thanks for now. Greetings Dole