benjamin1989>>>Som hmortensen skriver er man selv nødt til at gøre en indsats for at lave en cd som den du har gang I, hvis jeg skal lave den til dig er der jo ikke meget sjov ved det og det ville være nemmere hvis jeg så fik en liste over hvad der skulle ligge på cd'en så jeg kunne lave den til dig, (men det koster :o) ), så start nu fra en ende af lav en liste over hvilke programmer der skal Installeres auto, læs siden
http://unattended.msfn.org/ godt igennem og lav så din cd/dvd, det står altsammen på siden hvordan du skal gøre, hvor du skal ligge filerne osv.
Som svar på dit spg.04/11-2005 08:38:39
» Where do I put the batch files?
For [GuiRunOnce], you can place them in any folder in the $OEM$ Distribution folders. For example, if you place batch_file.cmd in C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\install\ then you would insert this path under [GuiRunOnce] in winnt.sif, like so:
[GuiRunOnce]
%systemdrive%\install\batch_file.cmd
The Install folder specified at C:\XPCD\$OEM$\$1\Install\ is copied over to the systemdrive, so it turns out to be C:\install\ - More information on this can be found at the $OEM$ Distribution folders page.
For cmdlines.txt, it should be placed in the \$OEM$ folder, and does not need to be specified anywhere else to state its existence. Windows Setup automatically scans for a cmdlines.txt file. All batch files launched by cmdlines.txt should be put into the same folder.
svcpack.inf should go into the C:\XPCD\I386\ folder (make sure svcpack.in_ is deleted). Any batch files launched by svcpack.inf should go into the C:\XPCD\I386\svcpack\ folder unless otherwise specified by the entries in svcpack.inf, but more info on this is in SVCPACK.INF Method for Hotfixes.
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