[Unattended] Question

[Brandon Aho]

Is there a way out of the box to create an unattended.txt for multiple OS and the system identify which one to use or do I have to make coding changes to reflect which one goes where?

Thanks

Brandon



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[FIRSOVS Jegors]

Hello, guys!

THanks you for this service - it is really amazing!

One thing, that bother me for a year ...

Where can I change the embedded administrator credentials (The default ones are Administrator/password), But I can't seem to find them in any file...
I just want to change the default Administrators login to some other... that is it =)

Thanks

Best regards,

Jegors Firsovs

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[Michael De Groote]

i thought you could change this using a "config.pl" file placed in the
"site" subfolder....

see e.g. http://unattended.sourceforge.net/dynamic.php

Michael De Groote



On Thu, Apr 12, 2012 at 11:17 AM, FIRSOVS Jegors <

Post by FIRSOVS Jegors
Hello, guys!
THanks you for this service - it is really amazing!
One thing, that bother me for a year ...
Where can I change the embedded administrator credentials (The default
ones are Administrator/password), But I can't seem to find them in any
file...
I just want to change the default Administrators login to some other... that is it =)
Thanks
Best regards,
Jegors Firsovs
** IT administrator
* **Transcom***
Vienibas gatve 109
Riga, LV-1058, Latvia
Mobile: [phone]
Fixed : [phone]
www.transcom.com
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Post by Brandon Aho
Is there a way out of the box to create an unattended.txt for multiple OS and the system identify which one to use or do I have to make coding changes to reflect which one goes where?

I think this can be done by mac address in a network boot set-up. I believe you can use the mac address to filter which next-file to use during the netboot process to whatever boot file you want to use.

Are you network installing?

Ben

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[Brandon Aho]

I did get this one solved. Now I working on my boot error. Can you tell me where the initrd file comes from?


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On Apr 9, 2012, at 12:25 PM, Brandon Aho wrote:


Is there a way out of the box to create an unattended.txt for multiple OS and the system identify which one to use or do I have to make coding changes to reflect which one goes where?

I think this can be done by mac address in a network boot set-up. I believe you can use the mac address to filter which next-file to use during the netboot process to whatever boot file you want to use.

Are you network installing?

Ben





Thanks

Brandon



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[Ben Greenfield]

my guess is that it is in /etc/

but I'm not familiar with that file. I used a netbsd server for distributing the install image.

Post by Brandon Aho
I did get this one solved. Now I working on my boot error. Can you tell me where the initrd file comes from?
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Is there a way out of the box to create an unattended.txt for multiple OS and the system identify which one to use or do I have to make coding changes to reflect which one goes where?
I think this can be done by mac address in a network boot set-up. I believe you can use the mac address to filter which next-file to use during the netboot process to whatever boot file you want to use.
Are you network installing?
Ben
Thanks
Brandon
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