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JeffO
I used sysprep for the first time a couple of days ago.
Then I Ghosted an image and tried the image, but it
BSOD'ed so I did more research and tried it again.
I built a sysprep.inf file (noticed this file is almost
identical to unattend.txt) with all sorts of chipset and
controller PNP info. Also included were timezone,
fullname, orgname, etc.
I copied the entire i386 folder to the C: drive, this
time. I copied sysprep.exe, sysprep.inf, setupcl.exe, and
pnpids.exe into the i386 folder.
I ran "sysprep -pnp" and grabbed a new Ghost image. The
only thing that didn't work when rebooting was the info in
sysprep.inf seems to be ignored. I had to answer all the
questions which I'd hoped would be handed to setup
automatically.
Anyone have any suggestions on what I may have done wrong?
Does sysprep not work directly from the i386 folder?
After-the-fact, I noticed a stock unattend.txt file in
i386, but that sample info also wasn't invoked.
How do I turn this feature on so that an image will get
created that allows the sysprep.inf info to be
incorporated into the setup and save me multiple halts and
questioning?
Then I Ghosted an image and tried the image, but it
BSOD'ed so I did more research and tried it again.
I built a sysprep.inf file (noticed this file is almost
identical to unattend.txt) with all sorts of chipset and
controller PNP info. Also included were timezone,
fullname, orgname, etc.
I copied the entire i386 folder to the C: drive, this
time. I copied sysprep.exe, sysprep.inf, setupcl.exe, and
pnpids.exe into the i386 folder.
I ran "sysprep -pnp" and grabbed a new Ghost image. The
only thing that didn't work when rebooting was the info in
sysprep.inf seems to be ignored. I had to answer all the
questions which I'd hoped would be handed to setup
automatically.
Anyone have any suggestions on what I may have done wrong?
Does sysprep not work directly from the i386 folder?
After-the-fact, I noticed a stock unattend.txt file in
i386, but that sample info also wasn't invoked.
How do I turn this feature on so that an image will get
created that allows the sysprep.inf info to be
incorporated into the setup and save me multiple halts and
questioning?