Re: Network Unattended installation
From: Bonkers in Yonkers (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/30/04
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Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 10:41:16 -0700
Patrick,
Made the change to unattend.txt and when I enter "type
unattend.txt" I see the entire document correctly
displayed.
However, now I have another question. When I enter
either of the three commands from the mapped N:\ drive I
am now getting a "An Internal Error has occured. Cannot
find a place for a swap file. Setup will end" error.
I have the same error when I do this to the system with
Windows 2000 already installed, when I fdisk and format
the drive as one partition ( 10.0GB as FAT32 ) and when I
fdisk and format the drive to have two partitions ( 4GB
C: FAT32 and 6GB D: FAT32 ). Assuming that I can resolve
this issue I do not want the drive to be formatted as
FAT32. I want NTFS. Do I need to add a line in the
unattend.txt of "FileSystem=ConvertNTFS"?
Any help is welcome.
Bonkers in Yonkers
PS Nice web site. Will have to give it a shot. We
normally use a bootable CD with the WINNT.SIF file on
it. No problems there but looking for an alternative way.
>-----Original Message-----
>"Bonkers in Yonkers"
<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> writes:
>
>> Put in network boot disk, reboot machine, map a drive
to
>> n:\ ( n:\ = \\dc01\i386$ ) and change to n:\. No
>> problems so far.
>>
>> We then enter winnt /s:\\dc01\i386$ /u:\\dc01\i386$
>> unattend.txt /udf:abc1,\\dc01\i386$ unattend.udf. I
have
>> also entered
>> winnt /s:n:\ /u:unattend.txt /udf:abc1,unattend.udf as
>> well as
>>
winnt /s:n:\ /u:n:\unattend.txt /udf:abc1,n:\unattend.udf.
>
>I would use the third one, although I do not think it
should matter.
>
>> In each case we are getting an error that the file
>> n:\unattend.txt is either not accessible or invalid.
>> Here is a copy of the unattend.txt file:
>
>What does "type n:\unattend.txt" say?
>
>> [UserData]
>> FullName="Installer"
>> OrgName=Company, Inc.
>
>I thought comma was a magic character in these files, so
I would put
>quotation marks around this OrgName.
>
>> [Identification]
>> JoinDomain=mydomain
>> DomainAdmin=Administrator
>> DomainAdminPassword=xxxxxx
>
>Similarly, depending on what characters are in that
password, I would
>put quotation marks around it, too.
>
>> Remember, we are running the winnt command because we
are
>> using a DOS based network boot disk.
>
>You might consider trying my free system at
><http://unattended.sourceforge.net/>.
>
> - Pat
>.
>
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