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Create .cmd of files....

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Sorry for the bother.

I recently created $oem$/$1/Drivers

and

winnt.sif with the drivers that end in

[GUIRunOnce]

%systemdrive%\install\start.cmd

how can I create a .cmd file that goes with the above?

Many thanks in advance.


That should be

[GuiRunOnce]

Comman0 = %systemdrive%\install\start.cmd

But anyways, just use Notepad or something and make a plain text file. When it's time for you to save the file, just save it as "start.cmd" with the quotes.

If you mean which commands to use in start.cmd to install those drivers, it would be easier for you to just follow the winnt.sif method to install drivers.

http://unattended.msfn.org/intermediate/drivers/drivers.htm

[GuiRunOnce]
%SystemDrive%\Start.cmd

This works fine 4 me.

Should I change it to (see code)... if so why?

[GuiRunOnce]
Comman0 = %SystemDrive%\Start.cmd

thnx :D

Edited by BoardBabe

/!\ Command0 (not Comman0 ) ...

This allow to run multiple cmd each by each ...

Oh, but in my case that's not needed. Start.cmd takes care of everything :D'

So i guess I do not need Command0 = infront

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Thank you for the replies.

Do I need to create something like.

@echo off

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