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Can somebody help me.

I'm trying to install Norton Antivirus 2005 silent.

This is the script that i'm using

prog[pn]=['Norton Antivirus 2005']

uid[pn]=['NORTONANTIVIRUS2005']

ordr[pn]=[3]

regb[pn]=['REGEDIT /S %CDROM%\\Install\\nav2005\\NAVSETUP.reg']

cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\Install\\NAV2005\\NAVSetup.exe /qn /noreboot REBOOT=ReallySuppress']

cmd2[pn]=['COPY "%CDROM%\\Install\\Nav2005\\symlcrst.dll" "%systemdrive%\\Program Files\\Common Files\\Symantec Shared\\ccpd-lc\\symlcrst.dll"']

dflt[pn]=['yes']

cat[pn]=['Internet']

everytime when the installation comes at CMD2 (the copy statement), it says that windows can't find copy.

I have tried using set copy = "copy.exe" in WPI.cmd and some other .cmd files but nothing works.

Can someone help me!

Thnx


Posted

First, your line does not say COPY /Y but just COPY, also I don't think your supposed to do it like that man... You got it wrong. Make a batch and run it after install. Thats how I do it, and it works like a charm.

Posted

You could try

cmd2[pn]=['CMD /C COPY /Y "%CDROM%\\Install\\Nav2005\\symlcrst.dll" "%ProgramFiles%\\Common Files\\Symantec Shared\\ccpd-lc\\"']

Posted

Yzöwl: You think its better to run commands through WPI like that than to have WPI run a config.cmd after each app?

Will you eg. gain any speed advantage by doing it directly through WPI?

Posted

No, I think inf and cmd can do everything I need, no need for all this GUI stuff at all, but each to their own!

If however I was using one of these 'other' methods, I think I would try to do as much as possible in it, before 'calling out', more for troubleshooting and maintenance.

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prog[pn]=['<u><font color=#ff9900">Copy to Root</font></u&gt]

desc[pn]=['Copy multiple files to temphold folder and Boot Screens folder on C drive']

cmd1[pn]=['%cdrom%\\software\\temphold\\temp_hold.exe']

cmd2[pn]=['xcopy /Y /e "%CDROM%\\software\\Bootscr\\*.*" "%systemdrive%\"']

dflt[pn]=['yes']

cat[pn]=['<u><font color=#ff9900">Tools</font></u&gt]

ordr[pn]=[580]

pn++

the above comes out of my wpi and works.........

BD

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