Jump to content

apcorn

Member
  • Posts

    5
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Donations

    0.00 USD 
  • Country

    United States

Everything posted by apcorn

  1. Is there anything I can do to help? Do you need any more information about the setup, or log files, or anything of that sort?
  2. My WPI installation is giving me the notorious rb_config.js error upon exiting. However, the error only appears on machines built with XP Pro Service Pack 3 integrated. The very same WPI installation, when run on machines built with XP Pro Service Pack 2 (and hotfixes) runs just fine. I thought I might be missing some IE6 updates to the Service Pack 3 version, so I ran Windows Update (without installing IE7) to check. I ran WPI again, and it threw the rb_config.js error again. The errors occur when WPI finishes installing. I read in another thread that the errors show up and prevent the rest of the WPI applications from installing. This is not the case, though I believe that some WPI applications are installing incorrectly. However, no errors are evident until WPI reports being finished installing. I am not installing Office 2007. It is not even in the config file. Office 2003 is present, though. I also have trouble when configuring WPI - despite having full access to the WPI directory and subdirectories, I get errors about being unable to write to windowoptions.js and useroptions.js. WPI is launched from [GuiRunOnce] in winnt.sif, as follows: [GuiRunOnce] "net use z: \\server\share /USER:server\username password /PERSISTENT:NO" Z:\Applications\WPI\WPI.hta config.js
  3. It worked! Thanks a lot, I had been looking in all the .js files...I never would have found it.
  4. A few days ago, I found a post documenting how to change WPI from fullscreen mode to windowed mode. I changed it, and want to change it back now. I can't find any documentation now on changing it back. I forget where the original post was. Which file, and what line, do I need to edit to get it back to fullscreen?
  5. I am running into a problem when installing Windows XP with Bart PE. PE boots fine, I can mount my network share and start setup, but when setup goes to format, things go wrong. Both seagate drives I have tried cannot be formattet. I get an error (from diskpart) that says format failed. I also tried a Western Digital drive. It was able to format, and the part of setup that takes place in PE finishes without error. (The very first part, starting at T-53) When it reboots to the HDD to run text mode setup, the hard drive doesn't seem to be bootable. The only thing I can think of is an issue with the IDE controller. The machine is a Dell Optiplex GX240. I have tried changing HDD jumpers and removing the other IDE device (CDROM, on other channel). If anyone has any insight to this, I would greatly appreciate it. PS - I have a GX150 that works fine with the autoinstall with Bart PE.
  6. I joined yesterday to find a solution to an unattended windows install. Been lurking all summer, these forums are great. I primarily use Linux. I dumped Windows about a year and a half ago and haven't looked back, but my job this summer is a windows environment. I have been setting up a windows distribution point to replace Ghost. edit: I did find the solution I came here for yesterday.
×
×
  • Create New...