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cdusseau, on 07 October 2010 - 09:16 AM, said:
I get stuck at the line:
[INFO] Disabling Window Managing Wizard
After it hits that it just sits there til the end of time...
Well nvm that was an easy fix...just disabled the wizard.
But now I'm getting stuck at:
No active plug & play process has been found after 5 seconds. Terminating,
Here's my config file:
Basically I am trying to connect to a server that hosts the drivers for several systems. I don't want to copy the drivers locally (unless necessary). Anyone see where I am going wrong? Also, will the program always map the network drive as z:?
[INFO] Disabling Window Managing Wizard
After it hits that it just sits there til the end of time...
Well nvm that was an easy fix...just disabled the wizard.
But now I'm getting stuck at:
No active plug & play process has been found after 5 seconds. Terminating,
Here's my config file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<settings>
<basic_configuration>
<choice>Manual</choice>
<window_managing>
<hardware_wizard>
<wizard_use>No</wizard_use>
<wizard_title>Found New Hardware Wizard</wizard_title>
<wizard_button_cancel>Cancel</wizard_button_cancel>
<wizard_button_next>Next</wizard_button_next>
<wizard_button_finish>Finish</wizard_button_finish>
</hardware_wizard>
</window_managing>
<share_configuration>
<use_mapping>Yes</use_mapping>
<map_network_drive>
<drivers_share>
<share_path>\\image-server\share\drivers</share_path>
<domain_username></domain_username>
<domain_password></domain_password>
</drivers_share>
</map_network_drive>
</share_configuration>
<drivers>
<drivers_method>New</drivers_method>
<drivers_database_use>Yes</drivers_database_use>
<drivers_database_recreate>No</drivers_database_recreate>
<drivers_database_path>$ProgramDir\hardware_database.db</drivers_database_path>
<drivers_directory_path>z:\</drivers_directory_path>
<drivers_packed>No</drivers_packed>
<drivers_copy>No</drivers_copy>
<drivers_copy_path>C:\Drivers</drivers_copy_path>
<drivers_copy_delete>No</drivers_copy_delete>
<options>
<method>RegistryDevicePath</method>
<registry_path>End</registry_path>
<problem_ids>01,10,18,24,28,37,39</problem_ids>
<update_all>No</update_all>
<plug_and_play>
<option>Internal</option>
<time_to_wait>5</time_to_wait>
</plug_and_play>
<shutdown>
<auto_reboot_when_necessary>No</auto_reboot_when_necessary>
<auto_reboot_when_done>No</auto_reboot_when_done>
<auto_login>Yes</auto_login>
<notify_when_done>Yes</notify_when_done>
</shutdown>
<time_to_run>0</time_to_run>
<force_run>Yes</force_run>
<device_manager>Yes</device_manager>
</options>
</drivers>
<log>
<log_overwrite>No</log_overwrite>
<log_to_file>Yes</log_to_file>
<log_filename_path>$ProgramDir\hardware.log</log_filename_path>
<log_option>Advanced</log_option>
</log>
<gui>
<hide_legacy_devices>No</hide_legacy_devices>
<fade_in_effect>No</fade_in_effect>
<hide_views>No</hide_views>
</gui>
</basic_configuration>
</settings>
Basically I am trying to connect to a server that hosts the drivers for several systems. I don't want to copy the drivers locally (unless necessary). Anyone see where I am going wrong? Also, will the program always map the network drive as z:?
I see a couple of things you need to look out for:
1. You need to fill domain username and password:
<share_path>\\image-server\share\drivers</share_path>
<domain_username>SomeDomain\DriversAccount</domain_username>
<domain_password>NewPassw4343</domain_password>
2. When you set your drive mapped as drivers_share you need to use drivers_share as drive letter latter on.
<drivers_share>
<share_path>\\image-server\share\drivers</share_path>
<domain_username></domain_username>
<domain_password></domain_password>
</drivers_share>
So when you use mapped drive latter on use it like:
<drivers_directory_path>drivers_share:\</drivers_directory_path>
This will make sure program will find at what letter it mapped the drive and use it.
So to answer your other question about mapping drive to letter Z -> No, use variables, otherwise program may be confused.
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