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I tried your program and the only thing I had a problem with is that your program requires a OEMFilesPath= in the unattend where as MS seems to indicate its optional.
Since my $OEM$ folders are under the /platform folder, I've never specified them with a OEMFilesPath=
Otherwise, a nice program.
Thank you, and you are correct. As a workaround, you can specify an empty folder for OEMFilesPath. I'll fix this in the next release.
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This tool has been updated to version 2.0.
Changes are:
-- Program is now a native Windows 32-bit application. Windows scripting host is no longer required.
-- Enhanced logging and output options
-- Bootsector file is now automatically generated and works on any hard drive. (Fixed reboot and freeze problems)
-- Fixed a bug where boot.ini file always referenced C: even when the user specified a different drive letter.
-- Runs faster (native application)
Download from: http://home.woh.rr.com/pombo/
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TonyPE, very interesting tool. I will give it a look, and run it through some tests.
Just a quick question, how many of the switches from winnt32.exe have you imported into this script?
Would you consider releasing the code as open source?
I am sorry for the delay in replying. I didn't notice the message. Anyway...
I've only implemented these switches: /syspart:C: /unattend /s /makelocalsource /noreboot
Yes, I would release it as open source. There is no compilied code involved (it's a script file), so it's basically already open.
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I have created a Windows Script that will perform an unattended installation of Windows 2003 x64 Edition from any platform that runs Windows Scripting Host.
It's available here: Download
I've successfully installed x64 edition from BartPE. Comments are welcome.
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I think I found a way to use 32-bit Windows to install 64-bit Windows...
Need to test more. I'll post my results here.
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Generally speaking, you're completely out of luck. From Bart's intro-to-BartPE page:64-Bit - Bart's builder does not support Windows 64-bit editions.
I somehow missed this. Darn...
How can I do this?Make a WinXP x64 Unattended CD/DVD. That works just fineBut v2.0 is part of Longhorn/Vista. It should be easier for you to get your hands on.I have the Feb CTP of Vista, but the DVD doesn't seem to have anything related to PE on it. Am I missing something?
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You can use BartPE or Windows PE to install either edition of Windows 2003 (x86 or x64) using this tool I've written.
It's been tested with Windows 2003, SP1, SP2, R2, Web, Standard, Enterprise versions.
Download and details available here: http://home.woh.rr.com/pombo/
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Install Windows x64 with BartPE and WinPE - How To
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No, just as Windows setup does not.
It still refers to the CD. I use a .REG file to change the source to a network share on my installations.
Once the ManualWindowsSetup.EXE program exits, the CD is no longer needed and can be removed at any time thereafter.
FYI, my scripts reboot the system after ManualWindowsSetup.EXE finishes. I use a bootable CD with the "Press any key to boot from CD" patch, so I don't need to be around to eject the disk.