[Unattended] Installation of WinXP fails after reboot

[Daniel Mühlbachler]

Hello,

doing the network installation (copying the files from the share to the
drive) works well. Then the first reboot appears and the WinXP installer
loads. After it has been loaded, the screen goes black and some seconds
later the blue screen appears saying that I should do a chkdisk /F.
What's going wrong? I already tried to load the bootini.bat before the first
reboot which hasn't changed anything. Any ideas, please?

Thx in advance!
Kind regards,
Daniel Mühlbachler

[FwdTmp]

Hi

probably the sata drivers are missing and the drive in sata mode. you
need the textmode driver files, too.

Post by Daniel Mühlbachler
Hello,
doing the network installation (copying the files from the share to the
drive) works well. Then the first reboot appears and the WinXP installer
loads. After it has been loaded, the screen goes black and some seconds
later the blue screen appears saying that I should do a chkdisk /F.
What's going wrong? I already tried to load the bootini.bat before the first
reboot which hasn't changed anything. Any ideas, please?
Thx in advance!
Kind regards,
Daniel Mühlbachler

[Daniel Mühlbachler]

[FwdTmp]

hi!


in the $OEM$ directory (I386/$OEM$/textmode), put the textmode files
there (download it from the manufacturer). if you are good in it, you
can merge many textmode driver into this directory and it will work
fine with different controllers. :) good luck (read a bit more aboout
it, use google. really, you need this info)

Post by unknown
OK, thanks and how can I get this textmode drivers built in? (and where can
I find them/where are tehy located?) :-)

[Juanjo Pablos]

Post by FwdTmp
hi!
in the $OEM$ directory (I386/$OEM$/textmode), put the textmode files
there (download it from the manufacturer). if you are good in it, you
can merge many textmode driver into this directory and it will work
fine with different controllers. :) good luck (read a bit more aboout
it, use google. really, you need this info)

it would be nice to have a tool/info o integrate.

I think that we can ship at leats the intel ones, as they are very common.

[FwdTmp]

Hi!

I have read about it somewhere on the web, but still I haven't got the
patience enough for it. I think a good start would be to create a
setup image with nlite integrated with a couple of sata drivers. and
have a look on it :) never checked, but maybe it does the same in a
way.

Post by Juanjo Pablos

Post by FwdTmp
hi!
in the $OEM$ directory (I386/$OEM$/textmode), put the textmode files
there (download it from the manufacturer). if you are good in it, you
can merge many textmode driver into this directory and it will work
fine with different controllers. :) good luck (read a bit more aboout
it, use google. really, you need this info)

it would be nice to have a tool/info o integrate.
I think that we can ship at leats the intel ones, as they are very common.

[Daniel Mühlbachler]

OK, the part with the textmode drivers works well but the install script
asks me which drivers to include. How can I skip this section by simply
adding all of these drivers? (like oem_pnp_drivers)

Post by FwdTmp
Hi!
I have read about it somewhere on the web, but still I haven't got the
patience enough for it. I think a good start would be to create a
setup image with nlite integrated with a couple of sata drivers. and
have a look on it :) never checked, but maybe it does the same in a
way.

Post by Juanjo Pablos

Post by FwdTmp
hi!
in the $OEM$ directory (I386/$OEM$/textmode), put the textmode files
there (download it from the manufacturer). if you are good in it, you
can merge many textmode driver into this directory and it will work
fine with different controllers. :) good luck (read a bit more aboout
it, use google. really, you need this info)

it would be nice to have a tool/info o integrate.
I think that we can ship at leats the intel ones, as they are very common.

[Knoll, Bernhard]

Hello,

i would suggest you search the list archive for driverpacks.net.
the integration of the driverpacks deals with all your driver issues and you have a central tool for updating your drivers.

Best regards

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OK, the part with the textmode drivers works well but the install script asks me which drivers to include. How can I skip this section by simply adding all of these drivers? (like oem_pnp_drivers)

Post by FwdTmp
Hi!
I have read about it somewhere on the web, but still I haven't got the
patience enough for it. I think a good start would be to create a
setup image with nlite integrated with a couple of sata drivers. and
have a look on it :) never checked, but maybe it does the same in a
way.

Post by Juanjo Pablos

Post by FwdTmp
hi!
in the $OEM$ directory (I386/$OEM$/textmode), put the textmode
files there (download it from the manufacturer). if you are good in
it, you can merge many textmode driver into this directory and it
will work fine with different controllers. :) good luck (read a bit
more aboout it, use google. really, you need this info)

it would be nice to have a tool/info o integrate.
I think that we can ship at leats the intel ones, as they are very common.

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OK, thanks and how can I get this textmode drivers built in? (and where can
I find them/where are tehy located?) :-)

Post by FwdTmp
Hi
probably the sata drivers are missing and the drive in sata mode. you
need the textmode driver files, too.

Post by Daniel Mühlbachler
Hello,
doing the network installation (copying the files from the share to the
drive) works well. Then the first reboot appears and the WinXP installer
loads. After it has been loaded, the screen goes black and some seconds
later the blue screen appears saying that I should do a chkdisk /F.
What's going wrong? I already tried to load the bootini.bat before the

first

Post by Daniel Mühlbachler
reboot which hasn't changed anything. Any ideas, please?
Thx in advance!
Kind regards,
Daniel Mühlbachler

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OK, thanks and how can I get this textmode drivers built in? (and where can I find them/where are tehy located?) :-)<br><br><br><div class="gmail_quote">2011/8/16 FwdTmp <span dir="ltr">&lt;<a href="mailto:***@freemail.hu">***@freemail.hu</a>&gt;</span><br>
<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex;">Hi<br>
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probably  the sata drivers are missing and the drive in sata mode. you<br>
need the textmode driver files, too.<br>
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011, 1:18:53 PM, you wrote:<br>
<br>
&gt; Hello,<br>
<br>
&gt; doing the network installation (copying the files from the share to the<br>
&gt; drive) works well. Then the first reboot appears and the WinXP installer<br>
&gt; loads. After it has been loaded, the screen goes black and some seconds<br>
&gt; later the blue screen appears saying that I should do a chkdisk /F.<br>
&gt; What&#39;s going wrong? I already tried to load the bootini.bat before the first<br>
&gt; reboot which hasn&#39;t changed anything. Any ideas, please?<br>
<br>
&gt; Thx in advance!<br>
&gt; Kind regards,<br>
&gt; Daniel Mühlbachler<br>
<br>
<br>
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