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holodeck3

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  1. This script will install alcohol 120% and dispatch the scsi driver request box. Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") WshShell.Run ("%systemdrive%\INSTALL\CD\A120\setup.msi /qn REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS") WScript.Sleep 12000 WshShell.SendKeys "{TAB}" WScript.Sleep 1000 WshShell.SendKeys "{ENTER}" WScript.Sleep 9000 WshShell.SendKeys "{ENTER}" WScript.Quit copy this into notepad and save it as A120.vbs Change the items after %systemdrive%\install to reflect the location of your copy of alcohol 120%. Call the script from your install.bat or RunOnceEx and it'll automatically click next then finish when that pesky scsi driver thing appears. on slower computers you may need to increase the 9000 to a higher value, and the same with the 12000. It works by calling the alcohol 120% installer with the silent switch, then waits 12 seconds for it to finish installing and the scsi driver dialogue to appear, presses tab to highlight the next key, then enter to push it, waits 9 seconds for the driver to install, and presses enter again to click finish and dismiss the box.
  2. open each oemxx.inf up with notpad and search for the string "A347bus". it differs on each computer due to differing oem.inf files installed by various hardware drivers.
  3. thats the little so and so - I'll repost once VMware finishes testing my ISO if it works. Theres 4 files to copy, oemxx.inf (you'll have to open each oemxx.inf in \windows\inf to find the correct one) and its oemxx.pnf file, plus the two sys files that go in \windows\system32\ - they are A347bus.sys and A347scsi.sys these go into the $oem$\$$\inf (inf and pnf) and $oem$\$$\system32 (sys files) folders on your UAXP compilation. I'd say its most likely related to the removal of SCSI drivers with nlite; I use nlite also. nope - it didnt work - stupid thing still pops up. edit: added comment regarding nlite. it didnt work.
  4. so placing the oemxx.inf and pnf files in the right subfolder under $oem$\$$ and the two .sys files in the correct folder as well that make up the scsi driver will suppress the found new hardware dialogue box when A120 installs? PS my first post, and this site has helped me to create a killer custom install DVD. - practically all one has to do once its finished is install their games.
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