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my problem is with the txtsetup.sif it say:

			  The entry
""
in the unattended script file doesn't exist
in the [Computer] of the INF file txtsetup.sif.

setup cannot continue

[Computer]

acpiapic_mp = "ACPI Multiprocessor PC",files.none

acpiapic_up = "ACPI Uniprocessor PC",files.none

acpipic_up = "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC",files.none

syspro_mp = "Compaq SystemPro Multiprocessor or 100% Compatible",files.none

mps_up = "MPS Uniprocessor PC",files.none

mps_mp = "MPS Multiprocessor PC",files.none

e_isa_up = "Standard PC",files.none

486c_up = "Standard PC with C-Step i486",files.none

Edited by Jonwi5
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[Computer]

acpiapic_mp = "ACPI Multiprocessor PC",files.none

acpiapic_up = "ACPI Uniprocessor PC",files.none

acpipic_up = "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC",files.none

syspro_mp = "Compaq SystemPro Multiprocessor or 100% Compatible",files.none

mps_up = "MPS Uniprocessor PC",files.none

mps_mp = "MPS Multiprocessor PC",files.none

e_isa_up = "Standard PC",files.none

486c_up = "Standard PC with C-Step i486",files.none

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Double check that between:

[Computer]
acpiapic_mp = "ACPI Multiprocessor PC",files.none
acpiapic_up = "ACPI Uniprocessor PC",files.none
acpipic_up = "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC",files.none
syspro_mp = "Compaq SystemPro Multiprocessor or 100% Compatible",files.none
mps_up = "MPS Uniprocessor PC",files.none
mps_mp = "MPS Multiprocessor PC",files.none
e_isa_up = "Standard PC",files.none
486c_up = "Standard PC with C-Step i486",files.none

and following:

[Display]
forcevga = "Standard VGA (640x480, 16 colors)",files.none
vga = "Auto Detect",files.none
sglfb = "Cobalt",files.sglfb

there are NO spaces or some other unviewable character.

Make sure you did not inadvertedly open it with a software and saved it in any "non-ANSI" mode.

Also check that the characters around the "=" sign are actual spaces (hex 20) and not any other one, like TAB or similar.

I seem to remember that you can remove any space around the "=" sign, like from:

486c_up	 = "Standard PC with C-Step i486",files.none

to:

486c_up="Standard PC with C-Step i486",files.none

If viewed in a hex editor, the only byte values you should have between the last "files.none" in the [Computer] section and [Display] should be one or more series of "0D 0A" (CR+LF or 13+10 dec).

jaclaz

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