Kyle Posted January 28, 2006 Posted January 28, 2006 I have created a Fully Unattended XP PRo SP2 SLipstream cd that also installs OFfice 2003 and other software and also a lot of drivers in the $oem$ folder. It works very well for a standalone pc (not done a unattended for a domain because we use RIS) I have mainly done this for experience and to understand unattended install and $oem$ procedures. My question is this. Why on my disc do i have to go through the menu's to tell it what partiton and size to choose. On RIS you just log on to the domain,login . choose image and thats it. Is there something i have missed or have i done my CD correctly and i just need to add somthing else to my unattended files?
ChrisH Posted January 28, 2006 Posted January 28, 2006 I think you need [Data] AutoPartition=1 [unattended] UnattendedMode=FullUnattended I think if you have those you should be ok.
Kyle Posted January 31, 2006 Author Posted January 31, 2006 On my sif file I have this, [Data] MsDosInitiated = "No" Autopartition = 0 I know now to change the 0 to a 1 on the autopartion line. But what does the MSDOSinitiated mean?, can i get rid of that line?
kingswood Posted January 31, 2006 Posted January 31, 2006 "MSDOSInitiated=0" tells the unattended setup routine that the installation process is set to run from CD. If you set this to "1" you will find that your process will stop working around the time that the GUI phase starts during setup of XP. HTH Paul
kingswood Posted January 31, 2006 Posted January 31, 2006 On another note: you can use: Repartition= Yes In your [unattended] section. This will tell the process to manually run the GUI phase of install. If you leave this at "No" it will detect a previous version of Windows and stop, asking you if you want to delete etc etc. If you want setup to skip mini-setup, then enter this in the same section: UnattendedSwitch= Yes Paul
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