hello!
this the first time i tried this n i have a little problem. i download the UltimateBootCD v2.4. I boot from the cd fine and i load up Bart's Boot CD and mount the winXP image. Know i run dir command on the mounted drive and try running winnt.exe but the thing is no HD's are found... how do i do a network installation by mounting a drive?
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WinXP Pro network installation
#2
Posted 17 August 2004 - 05:04 AM
Use bartPE with the appropriate storage(such as raid drivers) + network drivers loaded.
map your installshare:
step 1
Use Diskpart
step 2
Then format the new partition
Step 3
Then run your unattended.
Since bartPE / WinPE is a win32 environment you can now use winnt32 instead of DOS winnt (which would fail anyway)
I run all 3 in unattend.bat like this:
Your $oem$ folders should be inside i386 if you do a network install.
On completion of copy action (t-51 or so) reboot and take out the bootCD.
Sit back, have a coffee and relax
map your installshare:
net use [driveletter:] \\server\installshare /user:validuseraccount
step 1
Use Diskpart
rem select future c:\ drive - disk 0 is the primary IDE master disk select disk 0 rem wipe the disk clean clean rem create a single primary partition, mine is 10GB - alter to your wishes create partition primary size=10000 rem set the drive to mount at c:\ assign letter=c active exit
step 2
Then format the new partition
format c: /fs:ntfs /y /v:sys
Step 3
Then run your unattended.
Since bartPE / WinPE is a win32 environment you can now use winnt32 instead of DOS winnt (which would fail anyway)
set AnswerFile=.\unat3.txt set SetupFiles=.\i386 .\i386\winnt32 /s:%SetupFiles% /unattend:%AnswerFile% /copysource:lang
I run all 3 in unattend.bat like this:
diskpart /s dodisk.txt : dodisk.txt contains scripted diskpart actions from Step 1 format c: /fs:ntfs /y /v:sys set AnswerFile=.\unat2.txt set SetupFiles=l:\i386 l:\i386\winnt32 /s:%SetupFiles% /unattend:%AnswerFile% /copysource:lang
Your $oem$ folders should be inside i386 if you do a network install.
On completion of copy action (t-51 or so) reboot and take out the bootCD.
Sit back, have a coffee and relax
#3
Posted 17 August 2004 - 08:41 AM
I've yet to mess around that much with network installs, although I have performed a couple in the past. However, I plan to delve more deeply into the topic soon just to broaden my experience. Your info should prove valuable. Thanks eth0.
- Ravashaak
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