[Unattended] Unable to do post install scripts

Sijis Aviles <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.unattended.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi again.

I have a working installation of unattended. I'm able to install WinXPSP2 without any issues and not including the $oem$\$1 path in the i386 directory. I added a couple specific drivers for a D740 (network and video) and everything works with the exception of the 'post software install piece'.  When it goes that post screen, which i assume is going to install the software i selected, its not going out to the network and getting the software data. The DOS window mentions that 'network unavailable' and i have a Windows box saying "hardware detected, need to reboot". I'm assuming this is detecting my network card and obviously, that's why it can get to the network.
I'm able to select the drivers from the populated list, so its being recognized. After the reboot, it skips the 'post install' part and goes right into Windows and at the NIC drivers are loaded.

Is there some way to fix this? Maybe there's a way to 'preload' the NIC driver, so that the post install would work?

Thanks again for any suggestion.

Sijis





 		 	   		  
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