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Beest

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  1. I install several machines with BDD/WDS but with the dc7700p from HP the first part takes AGES! After you press F12 the screen with "Windows is loading files" takes around 15 minutes. On some laptops and older pc's it takes 2 minutes from the same server. So that proves to me it's not the network.

    I tried several drivers for the Intel 82566DM.

    Any idea's where to look?

  2. in an xml most do not support empty values. so either put something in it or don't add at all as you figured out

    123 would have worked for a name.

    timezone is in format Central Standard Time or whatever

    then why when I remove computername does the empty time zone statement work?

    Also there is an option in WAIK to write an empty string. Which causes the xml to be empty. If this doesn't work MS wouldn't have put this in I think ;)

    Imho it's a bug cause it only happens at <computername>

  3. Oke I am having some issues with my LiteTouch vista installation. I have everything automated EXCEPT ....

    When I make a default Vista build in BDD and deploy that it stops with an error during the "completing installation" that Windows could not parse or process the unattend answer file for pass [ specialize ] component [Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup]

    Which I think is weird for an unattend.xml I haven't altered at all. It's just the default on created with the workbench.

                <ComputerName></ComputerName>
    <ProductKey>bunch of chars</ProductKey>
    <RegisteredOrganization>Company</RegisteredOrganization>
    <RegisteredOwner>Helpdesk</RegisteredOwner>
    <TimeZone></TimeZone>
    <DoNotCleanTaskBar>true</DoNotCleanTaskBar>

    This is all it says in the xml. Nothing weird imho. I found out that when I remove <ComputerName></ComputerName> it continues with the setup BUT during the OOBE it now prompt me for computername and windows background. While the computername is the only screen from the Litetouch Wizard I have not automated and I entered during the first stage of the LiteTouch process.

    Any idea's?

  4. I am doing it manually ...

    I just prepare my RIS source locally ... run the BTS driverpack and then after is place the OEM\Bin files in $OEM$\$1 and edit some of the scripts. I add the dps cmd file into my RunOnceEx.cmd batch.

    Make a $OEM$\$1\D and put WatshDSP and DevPath in here. make sure to edit presetup.cmd as well with the new paths.

    Copy all of the dp*.7z into the $1 directory.

    good luck ;)

  5. http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...44entry520344

    continued from there ...

    So I have a fully updated Windows 2003 RIS server and trying to build an unattended install for Windows XP sp2.

    Everything works untill the cmdlines.txt. Does not do anything from there ...

    My dir looks like this ..

    $OEM$

    -$$

    --system32

    -$1

    --D

    I386

    cmdlines.txt

    RunOnceEx.cmd

    It does everything fine ... the Presetup.cmd works and the extraction of the driverpack etc. All drivers are found and the autologon works. Only the RunOnceEx is not executed....

    Even when I put a simple copy command in the cmdlines.txt it does not work.

    Any idea's?

    I have run the AutoRis v2.0 now and the script works without any errors. Still when I try to install a machine I dont see the RunOnceEx ....

  6. I am gonna continue this in RIS forums cause I think its something else ...

    I tried AutoRis now ... with Ryan update and Roguespear addons... Script runs error less and still it does not parse the cmdlines.txt .......

  7. My structure is like this

    $OEM$

    |-$1

    |-$$

    |--System32

    I386

    cmdlines.txt

    RunOnceEx.cmd

    File inside $1 and inside $$ get copied fine. Only I have some registry settings, applications and cleanup scripts in RunOnceEx but this wont run.

    I have no CLUE why tho... I do that same at home on a DVD and works fine but now with this RIS install it does not.

    No I have not copied the DVD installation I started over but just as illustration I know how it works.

  8. I used the "Pyron" way to integrate drivers into my RIS installation. Like described here ...

    http://unattended.msfn.org/unattended.xp/v...87a9ed3758ff0f/

    But Now I got another problem ... The RIS installation does not parse my cmdlines.txt. It does not matter what I put in there its't not applied. Not even a simple copy action.

    I started over and tried with a clean Ris source but same result.

    I tried this ... http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=57218 But also same result.

    Only thing I have in my cmdlines.txt is

    [COMMANDS]

    "RunOnceEx.cmd"

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