Re: Choose Input Languages during OSD
- From: Johan Arwidmark <anonymous@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 10 Dec 2005 02:35:28 +0100
This link might be useful
List of Locale ID (LCID) Values as Assigned by Microsoft
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/reference/lcid-all.mspx
regards
Johan Arwidmark
Microsoft MVP - Setup/Deployment
On Fri, 9 Dec 2005 13:43:03 -0800, "Kane"
<Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Thanks so much! The example you posted helped very much. Do you happen to
>know where I can find a list of the different input locales and the
>corresponding codes (041d:0000041d)? I'm specifically looking for the German
>language and possibly Simplified Chinese.
>
>I have another potential issue, any input would be greatly appreciated. My
>organization is about to undergo a Windows XP migration. I have created an
>OSD image using ZTI deployment. The computer that I sysprepped as the master
>image had an "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) PC" HAL type.
> I have deployed this image to several different desktops and one laptop and
>all have succeeded without any issues so far. These test computers range
>from older PII computers with a "Standard PC" HAL to new P4 computers with
>hyperthreading tech. I am very pleased with the success rate thus far, but I
>also know that sysprep images are supposed to be HAL-specific. Which leads
>me to believe that even though the image deployed successfully, some of these
>computers may not be performing optimally, especially the new ones. If that
>is the case, what type of problems might I expect to encounter with these
>test computers? Do you have any recommendations for developing and
>maintaining a single sysprep image? As you can see, I'm trying to avoid
>maintaining multiple images.
>
>Thanks,
>
>
>"Johan Arwidmark" wrote:
>
>> You need to add additional Custom Keys for Sysprep to
>> customsettings.ini
>>
>> You can use something like this example:
>>
>> [Settings]
>> Priority= MACADDRESS, DefaultGateway, Default
>> CustomKeysUserData=UDShare,UDDir,UDProfiles,SLShare,OSInstall,Packages(*),Administrators(*),DriverPaths(*),PowerUsers(*)
>> CustomKeysSysprep=ComputerName,TimeZone,JoinDomain,MachineObjectOU,LanguageGroup,SystemLocale,UserLocale,InputLocale
>> OSDVariableKeys=OSDINSTALLSILENT,OSDINSTALLPACKAGE,OSDINSTALLPROGRAM,OSDNEWMACHINENAME
>> ScanStateArgs=/i:miguser.inf /i:migapp.inf /i:migsys.inf
>> /i:sysfiles.inf /i:updateuser.inf /i:userdata.inf /v:1 /x /s /f /o /c
>> LoadStateArgs=/v:1 /c
>>
>> [Default]
>> UDShare=\\SRV001\MigData
>> SLShare=\\SRV001\Logs
>> UDProfiles=*\*
>> OSDINSTALLSILENT=1
>> OSDINSTALLPACKAGE=NET00001
>> OSDINSTALLPROGRAM=Install_XP
>> JoinDomain=TSLAB
>> MachineObjectOU= OU=Workstations,DC=tslab,DC=net
>> UDDir=%OSDCOMPUTERNAME%
>> SQLDefault=DB_SWEDEN
>> OSInstall=Y
>>
>> [DefaultGateway]
>> 192.168.1.0=SWEDEN
>>
>> [SWEDEN]
>> UDShare=\\SRV001\MigData
>> SLShare=\\SRV001\Logs
>> Packages1=NET00010-Install
>> Packages2=NET00011-Install
>> LanguageGroup=1
>> SystemLocale=0000041d
>> UserLocale=0000041d
>> InputLocale=041d:0000041d
>> TimeZone=110
>>
>> [DB_SWEDEN]
>> SQLServer=SRV001
>> Database=BDDAdminDB
>> Table=BDDAdminCore
>> Parameters=MacAddress
>>
>> [SMS]
>> SQLServer=SRV001
>> Database=SMS_NET
>> Table=v_Program
>> Parameters=PackageID,ProgramName
>>
>> [SysprepInfMapping]
>> ComputerName=UserData
>> TimeZone=GuiUnattended
>> JoinDomain=Identification
>> MachineObjectOU=Identification
>> LanguageGroup=RegionalSettings
>> SystemLocale=RegionalSettings
>> UserLocale=RegionalSettings
>> InputLocale=RegionalSettings
>>
>>
>> regards
>>
>> Johan Arwidmark
>> Microsoft MVP - Setup/Deployment
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 8 Dec 2005 13:12:02 -0800, "Kane"
>> <Kane@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>> >I'm looking for an example of how to install different keyboard input
>> >languages using the same OSD image (XP SP2). I have BDD Enterprise installed
>> >and am using the ZTI script. My customsettings.ini file is already arranged
>> >by Default Gateway for other location-specific settings, but I have not seen
>> >anything in regards to keyboard languages.
>> >
>> >Thanks.
>>
>>
.
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