[chiners_68]

Hi Fencer, does the new risult fix the bts cleanup issue?

[Fencer128]

Hi Chiners,

I haven't made any changes to the part concerned with cleanups. I figured that the only way of doing this is to include a cleanup.cmd with the RISult.zip file and add a line to the code to add the following to ristndrd.sif:

[GUIRunOnce]
command11 = cleanup.cmd

Where cleanup.cmd contains:

@echo off
TITLE Unattended Windows XP Service Pack 2 Setup
echo Finalising installation and cleaning up hard disk

del "%systemdrive%\temp\BTS_DPs_cleanup.cmd" /q
rd "%systemdrive%\D" /s /q

shutdown -r -t 60 -c "Computer will now reboot to complete installation"

For the last while I've thought that it should be down to Bashrat to deal with this, and that the C++ version of the DP base may indeed do this.

In the meantime I suggest you keep using cleanup.cmd. If I have time soon I will possibly add it to the pack in the way described above.

Cheers,

Andy

PS - Does anyone else think that cleanup.cmd should be included?

This post has been edited by Fencer128: 22 March 2006 - 08:34 AM

[Fencer128]

Hi Everyone,

I've just released a new version of RISult. Some fairly big changes in this one :

Quote

v1.1.6 to v1.1.7 (24/03/06)

New features/bug fixes:

- Added support for "BTS_DriverPacks_BASE_Vxxx.exe" extraction and automatic execution of "DriverPacks_Slipstreamer_Vxxx.cmd" for method 2.
- Included folder structure in RISult.zip file to remove need to create structure manually.
- Included most text-mode Ethernet drivers (Broadcom, Intel, Marvell and Realtek cards/on-board chipset).
- Added ability to run custom script to modify "BTS_DriverPacks_finish.cmd" before slipstream.
- Included sample "btscustom.cmd" to disable ATI CCC via edit of "BTS_DriverPacks_finish.cmd".
- Included "Cleanup.cmd" to aid clearing of temp files after build completes.
- Included "Fedit.exe" necessary for BTS file manipulation (Thanks to djbe on MSFN forums).
- Included "7z.exe" necessary for BTS file extraction (Please see CREDITS section at end of RISult batch file and RISult_Instructions.txt).
- Updated variables pointing to RyanVM files to use latest file names.
- Updated enclosed documentation.

Upshot of all of this is that you now no longer need to manually run BTS_DriverPacks_BASE_Vxxx.exe everytime a new version is released or you want to change your driver pack collection. Just drop the new exe in one folder and/or the DPs in another and re-run RISult .

Also, the whole file structure is now included within RISult.zip. Just extract to the root of C: and copy your files into the appropriate folders.

I've also followed RogueSpears' lead and included text-mode drivers for Broadcom, Intel, Marvell and Realtek so that you can use RIS with these NICs (files are automatically added to your image).

I've added a "btscustom.cmd" that you can choose to use (it doesn't run by default). Currently it alters BTS files so that ATI's CCC applet (the one that requires .NET FW 1.1) doesn't install.

By request I've included a "Cleanup.cmd" that runs at first logon and deletes any TEMP remnants (such as the "D" folder) that are sometimes present due to BTS processes.

Documentation and file names have been updated. Please be sure to re-read them before running RISult.

Thanks especially go out to djbe for allowing me to include Fedit.exe with this version.

Have Fun

Andy

PS - There will be a bit of a feature freeze from this point on. Bug fixes only, as I'm currently re-writing RISult to use VB and have a GUI interface.

This post has been edited by Fencer128: 24 March 2006 - 07:46 AM

[Fencer128]

Hi,

Last thing

Changed included Intel drivers to RIS specific versions now that they are available.

Cheers,

Andy

[wriggerz]

Hi i've got RISult working and its great.

Just 1 questiion.

Why does it disable the local admin account. Can I change a setting so this doesn't happen?

[Fencer128]

Hi,

I've not noticed this behaviour - are you sure it's down to RISult? Could you post some more details (how you make your build, your SIF file, etc).

Please make sure to remove any licence keys, names, etc.

Cheers,

Andy

[wriggerz]

Please find files attached

Thanks

Attached File(s)

•  CMDLINES.TXT (33bytes)
  Number of downloads: 63
•  HKCU.reg (3.57K)
  Number of downloads: 43
•  HKLM.reg (1.73K)
  Number of downloads: 42
•  RISult.cmd (66.82K)
  Number of downloads: 88
•  SP2.SIF (2.65K)
  Number of downloads: 47

[wriggerz]

Just seen where i was going wrong....it was in the .sif file.

Thanks

[AliasPeter]

After executing RISult.cmd and waiting awhile the end result creates to folders in the RIS_Install dir, $OEM$ and i386. I place the i386 folder into the dir on the Ris server, but where do I place the $OEM$ folder?

Cheers very much

[Fencer128]

Hi,

In the "Images" folder on your RIS server you will need to create a new folder if you haven't already done so (e.g. "My_Build").

Inside this folder you should place the i386 and $OEM$ folders from the "RIS_Install" folder on the machine hosting RISult.

I suggest that you have a read on Microsoft's site concerning RIS and RISETUP if you're unfamiliar with them, as there's a fair amount to learn outside of RISult.

Good luck,

Andy

This post has been edited by Fencer128: 20 April 2006 - 03:07 PM

[AliasPeter]

Fencer128, on Apr 20 2006, 10:06 PM, said:

Hi,

In the "Images" folder on your RIS server you will need to create a new folder if you haven't already done so (e.g. "My_Build").

Inside this folder you should place the i386 and $OEM$ folders from the "RIS_Install" folder on the machine hosting RISult.

I suggest that you have a read on Microsoft's site concerning RIS and RISETUP if you're unfamiliar with them, as there's a fair amount to learn outside of RISult.

Good luck,

Andy

Thought as much! Thanks

To my other problem please - After I connect to the server and all files are copied to the machine I am building and just before installation of WinXP I get this message;

C:\D\WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe

Windows cannot find 'C:\D:\WatchDriverSigningPolicy.exe'. Make
sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search
for a file, click the start button, and then click search.

After which installation of WINXP starts and completes, but does not install any device drivers.

Cheers

Hope you can help

[Fencer128]

Hi,

Could you please post the *exact* procedure you went through to produce your build?

It seems to me that something else has occured other than a vanilla XP SP2 disk just running through RISult. The error you specify is something that no-one else has yet produced and I wonder what is different with your build.

Cheers,

Andy

[AliasPeter]

Hi Fencer,

Just to mention I recieve the following messages at first login to Windows after setup is complete;

C:\D\BTS\_BPs_Finish.cmd

Windows cannot find 'C:\D\BTS\_BPs_Finish.cmd'. Make
sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search
for a file, click the start button, and then click search.


C:\TEMP\BTS_DPs_cleanup.cmd

Windows cannot find 'C:\TEMP\BTS_DPs_cleanup.cmd'. Make
sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search
for a file, click the start button, and then click search.

C:\WINDOWS\Cleanup.cmd

Windows cannot find 'C:\WINDOWS\Cleanup.cmd'. Make
sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search
for a file, click the start button, and then click search.

Just so I'm clear, you would like to know how I build the RISult image?

Cheers for the help!

This post has been edited by AliasPeter: 22 April 2006 - 04:29 PM

[Fencer128]

Hi,

Could you have a look at your completed build and let me know whether the files mentioned in the error messages, along with the "C:\D" folder exist? If not then the messages can be safely ignored.

The reason they appear if because a run once log on script is executing, making sure that these files have been deleted. Occasionally Bashrat's scripts, which should handle this, fail to clean those files properly and so I added a further script to make sure they definately get removed.

If all your systems are having these messages and the files are indeed deleted, then feel free to delete the last "command =" line under the "[GUIRunOnce]" section of your SIF file, before running the RIS build, as this will stop the script executing.

With regard to my earlier question and your previous error, yes, could you please state exactly how you built your RIS image (nlite, any manual file edits, etc.) as you should definately get your drivers installed.

Cheers,

Andy

[AliasPeter]

Hi,

For the success of the image I have not changed any thing that isn’t part of RISult for obvious reasons. The RyanVM part of the integration is fine and shows on a finished machine, but no look with the BTS's driver packs.

A copy of my custom RISult.cmd file;

REM ********************* USER CUSTOMISABLE SECTION START ***********************

REM Path to folder containing all files/folders required by RISult
SET RISPATH=C:\Unattend\RIS

REM Path to folder containing custom RIS files
SET CUSTOM=%RISPATH%\Custom

REM Name of sif file to use (default is ristndrd.sif)
SET SIF=ristndrd.sif

REM Path to directory containing vanilla RIS i386 folder
SET RISSOURCE=%RISPATH%\RIS_Original

REM Path to directory that will contain integrated RIS i386 folder when RISult has completed
SET RIS=%RISPATH%\RIS_Install

REM Path to i386 directory that will contain integrated RIS file set
SET RISI386=%RIS%\i386

REM Path to folder containing RyanVM packs and integrator
SET RYANVM=%RISPATH%\RyanVM

REM Path to temporary working directory
SET TMP=%RISPATH%\RISult_TMP

REM Path to folder containing BTS Driver Packs
SET BTS=%RISPATH%\BTS

REM Path to folder containing 7-zip program files
SET ZIP=%BTS%

REM Path to folder containing BTS Driver Packs
SET DPSTORE=%BTS%\DriverPacks_Store

REM Path to BTS working folder
SET BTSTEMP=%BTS%\TEMP

REM Path to UWXPCD_ROOT folder within BTS folder
SET BTSU=%BTSTEMP%\UWXPCD_ROOT

REM Path to M2 folder within UWXPCD_ROOT folder
SET BTSUM=%BTSU%\M2

REM Path to folder containing IDENT files (e.g. WIN51, WIN51IP and WIN51IP.SP2)
SET IDENT=%RISPATH%\IDENT_Files

REM Path to FEDIT
SET FEDITPATH=%BTS%

REM Path to log file
SET LOGPATH=%RISPATH%

REM File name for RyanVM Integrator
SET INGR=RVM_Integrator_1.2.2.exe

REM File name for RyanVM main update pack
SET RMAIN=RVMUpdatePack2.0.4.cab

REM Remember to comment out packs that are not required!
REM File name for RyanVM main add-on pack
SET RADD1=RogueSpearDotNET11Addon.cab

REM File name for a RyanVM add-on pack (i.e. WMP10)
SET RADD2=RVMAddonsWMP10_2.4.cab

REM File name for another RyanVM add-on pack
SET RADD3=qt-addon.cab

REM File name for another RyanVM add-on pack
SET RADD4=acrobat-addon.cab

REM File name for another RyanVM add-on pack
REM SET RADD5=

REM File name for BTS DriverPacks Slipstreamer
SET BTSSLIP=BTS_DPs_Slipstreamer_V6034.cmd

REM File name for BTS DriverPacks BASE archive
SET BTSEXE=BTS_DriverPacks_BASE_V*.exe

REM File name for BTS DriverPacks Slipstreamer
SET BTSCUSTOM=btscustom.cmd

REM File name for BTS Finish batch file
SET BTSFINISH=BTS_DPs_finish.cmd

REM Folder containing custom files to be copied to RIS_Install/i386
SET Ci386=%RISPATH%\Custom

REM File name for BTS auto executing batch file
REM This should usually be left as default as it is created by RISult.
SET BTSRUN=BTS_DPs_autocopy.cmd

REM File name for Fedit.exe text editor
REM This should usually be left as default unless you've renamed it within the BTS files.
SET FEDITEXE=FEDIT.EXE

REM File name for log file
SET LOGFILE=RISultLog.TXT

REM ********************* USER CUSTOMISABLE SECTION END *************************

and a copy of my Sif

;SetupMgrTag
[data]
floppyless="1"
msdosinitiated="1"
OriSrc="\\%SERVERNAME%\RemInst\%INSTALLPATH%"
OriTyp="4"
LocalSourceOnCD=1
DisableAdminAccountOnDomainJoin=0
AutoPartition=1
UnattendedInstall="Yes"

[Components]
AccessOpt=Off
chat=off
deskpaper=off
freecell=off
hearts=off
hyperterm=off
media_clips=off
media_utopia=off
minesweeper=off
msnexplr=off
OEAccess=off
pinball=off
solitaire=off
spider=off
templates=off
WMAccess=off
WMPOCM=off
zonegames=off

[SetupData]
OsLoadOptions="/noguiboot /fastdetect"
SetupSourceDevice="\Device\LanmanRedirector\%SERVERNAME%\RemInst\%INSTALLPATH%"

[Unattended]
AutoActivate=No
DriverSigningPolicy=Ignore
NonDriverSigningPolicy=Ignore
OemPreinstall=No
FileSystem=LeaveAlone
ExtendOEMPartition=0
TargetPath=\WINDOWS
OemSkipEula=Yes
InstallFilesPath=\\%SERVERNAME%\RemInst\%INSTALLPATH%\%MACHINETYPE%
LegacyNIC=1
UnattendMode=FullUnattended
NtUpgrade=No
OverwriteOemFilesOnUpgrade=No

[UserData]
FullName="EBD"
OrgName="EBD"
ComputerName=%MACHINENAME%
ProductKey=*****-*****-*****-*****-*****

[GuiUnattended]
OemSkipWelcome=1
OemSkipRegional=1
TimeZone=%TIMEZONE%
AdminPassword=****
EncryptedAdminPassword=Yes
AutoLogon=Yes
AutoLogonCount=1

[Display]
BitsPerPel=16
XResolution=1024
YResolution=768

[Networking]
InstallDefaultComponents=Yes
ProcessPageSections=Yes

[Identification]
JoinDomain=%MACHINEDOMAIN%
DoOldStyleDomainJoin=Yes

[RemoteInstall]
Repartition=Yes
UseWholeDisk=Yes

[OSChooser]
Description="1"
Help="RISULT TEST."
LaunchFile="%INSTALLPATH%\%MACHINETYPE%\templates\startrom.com"
ImageType=Flat
Version="5.1 (2600)"

[RegionalSettings]
LanguageGroup=1
SystemLocale=00000809
UserLocale=00000809
InputLocale=0809:00000809

[Branding]
BrandIEUsingUnattended=Yes

[URL]
Home_Page=www.google.co.uk

[Proxy]
Proxy_Enable=0
Use_Same_Proxy=0

[GUIRunOnce]
command9 = "%SystemDrive%\D\BTS_DPs_finish.cmd"
command10 = "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\TEMP\BTS_DPs_cleanup.cmd"
command11 = "%WINDIR%\Cleanup.cmd"

With the [GUIRunOnce] error I can remove this like you have said from the Sif. Does the D dir get created for this to happen?

Thanks again for your continued help

Cheers

Pete

This post has been edited by AliasPeter: 23 April 2006 - 01:55 PM

[Fencer128]

Hi,

The "D" folder is created by Bashrat's scripts to house some DriverPack files. It is not a direct creation of RISult and is necessary in order for successful install of drivers (so needs to be there).

Your posted files seem fine. You are correct in assuming that commenting out/deleting the [GUIRunOnce] "Command11 =" line in the SIF file will achieve the effect outlined in my previous posts.

Can I check that you are copying all of the required DriverPacks to "DriverPacks_Store" and leaving them in their compressed .7z state?

Can I also check that you have copied the "DriverPacks_BASE.exe" file to "Common\BTS"?

Are you using the latest release of "RISult" and "DriverPack_BASE" (I notice that you are using an old version of Ryan's Update Pack)? RISult will *not* work correctly with the newest DriverPack_BASE unless you are using the current version.

Without the above files the drivers will not install. If you have done the above then I'm currently at a loss as to why it's not working as it should.

Cheers,

Andy

This post has been edited by Fencer128: 24 April 2006 - 02:02 AM

[AliasPeter]

Hi,

Please see if you can see anything a miss in the structure.

Unattend\RIS\BTS
7z.exe
BTS_DriverPacks_BASE_V6034.exe
btscustom.cmd
Fedit.exe
=4 files

Unattend\RIS\BTS\DriverPacks_Store
DriverPack_Chipset_V6031.7z
DriverPack_CPU_V603.7z
DriverPack_Graphics_A_V603.7z
DriverPack_Graphics_B_V603.7z
DriverPack_Graphics_C_V603.7z
DriverPack_LAN_V6032.7z
DriverPack_MassStorage_V6031.7z
DriverPack_Sound_A_V603.7z
DriverPack_Sound_B_V603.7z
DriverPack_WLAN_V603.7z
=11 files

Unattend\RIS\Custom
=0 files

Unattend\RIS\Custom\$OEM$
=0 files

Unattend\RIS\Custom\$OEM$\$$
Cleanup.cmd
=1 file

Unattend\RIS\Custom\$OEM$\$$\system32
=0 files

Unattend\RIS\Custom\$OEM$\$1
=0 files

Unattend\RIS\Custom\i386
b44win.inf
b57win32.inf
b57xp32.sys
bcm4sbxp.sys
e1000325.inf
E1000325.sys
e100b325.inf
e100b325.sys
e1e5132.inf
E1e5132.sys
Netrtlx.inf
Rtnic.sys
Rtnicxp.sys
yk51x86.inf
yk51x86.sys
=15 files

Unattend\RIS\Custom\i386\templates
=0 files

Unattend\RIS\IDENT_Files
WIN51
WIN51IP
win51ip.SP2
=3 files

Unattend\RIS\RIS_Original
=0 files

Unattend\RIS\RIS_Original\i386
- the content

Unattend\RIS\RyanVM
acrobat-addon.cab
qt-addon.cab
RogueSpearDotNET11Addon.cab
RVM_Integrator_1.2.2.exe
RVMAddonsWMP10_2.4.cab
RVMUpdatePack2.0.5.cab

Cheers again

Pete

[Fencer128]

Hi Pete,

Again that looks fine... I'm assuming that that's the structure before you run RISult. If you have the time could you post something similar showing the structure in the RIS_Install folder after running RISult?

Could you confirm whether only some non-native drivers are getting installed, or no non-native drivers at all?

Thanks,

Andy

This post has been edited by Fencer128: 25 April 2006 - 02:47 AM

[AliasPeter]

Hi Andy,

Copy of structure - please see attachment  RISult_Install.zip (38.35K)
Number of downloads: 68

Its just the sound, WLAN and video drivers that do not install.

Cheers

Thanks again for the help

Pete

[Fencer128]

Hi Pete,

Thanks - looks fine. Last 2 things to check:

1. The devices you want to install are definately supported by the DriverPacks (check Bashrat's forums).

If you are unsure then please list the make/model of the hardware that does not install.

2. You are restarting the BINSVC after copying the completed RISult image to your RIS server?

Cheers,

Andy