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BroadCom NIC caused Unattended to restart (cycling

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Does anyone has any problem with Broadcom 57xx NIC with Unattended XP? Everytime I included in the $OEM$\Drivers\NIC, it cause the Windows setup to restart during the completion (T30-32) of Installing Network. I've tried both original drivers that came with GX280, download from Dell, and directly from Broadcom, and they act the same. I even tried the DriverPacks from btsunattended.net method 2, and it still restart after "installing Newtork".

I even tried the same image on the machine without Broadcom NIC, it still does the same thing.

Any suggestion? Please help, I've been struggling with this over a weeks already.

If I removed the Broadcom NIC drivers or (not included nic path) OemPnPDriversPath="Drivers\nic1;Drivers\Chipset" from winnt.sif, the unattended setup is completed.

SK

integrate the drivers using nlite and see if that has any effect.

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integrate the drivers using nlite and see if that has any effect.

I have tried the nlite to integrated broadcom driver, and the unattended still cycling after complete of "Installing Network".

Any other suggests?

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Unplug your Network Cable and run the installation to see if it is going into loop

It happen with VMWare also.

I'll try suggestion when I get to work in the morning.

Thanks

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Unplug your Network Cable and run the installation to see if it is going into loop

Thanks

That's it. I've look at the SetupErr.log and it shown DUPLICATE COMPUTER NAME.

So, I can't specify a Computer name in the winnt.sif.

Edited by singk

Set the computer name in the WINNT.SIF

[userData]

ComputerName=XPSP2

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Set the computer name in the WINNT.SIF

[userData]

ComputerName=XPSP2

What's the different if I have it set to

[userData]

ComputerName=MAINIMG

Sing

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