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plez

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  1. Yes that is what I can do at the moment. This isn't a problem when you have to install 1 pc but when you have to install a lot of pc's this becomes a time consuming tasks. So I would like to automate this process.
  2. Hey people, I'm busy implementing a Windows 2003 RIS server. Everything works perfect; installing operating system, drivers, installing applications via script and the SIF files. But I'm stuck on 1 thing. I want to partion the 40 GB harddisk in 2 partitions automatically. One 30 GB NTFS partition and one 10 GB FAT32 partition. I've tried everything: - diskpart -> only runs in DOS mode so adding it to the script doesn't work - gdisk -> only runs in DOS mode also so adding it to the script doesn't work - aefdisk -> same problem - partition magic rescue disks only run in DOS - WinPE and BartPE only work when you make an unattend cd Has anybody got some experience with this kind of problem? Ideal situation would be if I boot a client with F12 and then somewhere in the installation proces the client partitions are made. Is there a tool, perhaps a tool extended with a script, that can do this? At this point I've edited the SIF file so that I can do the partitioning before installation starts and partition magic is installed via the application script so I can do the partitioning afterwards. Thanks in advance.

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