Hello Lucian,
It shows as 0 on all my server machines, but not on all my client machines.
May have been a change that I am not aware to make the CD-Rom always 0.
Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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| curious...the line Select Volume 0 - is that always the CDROM or indicate
| CDROM - I did not see that myself for diskpart.exe. If you do not mind,
can
| you explain it briefly. I, myself, did not catch on ith your suggestion
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| what documentation had -
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| | > Hello JR,
| > This may work for both sysprep and WinPE using diskpart.exe
| > Create a file named cdrom.txt like this:
| > List Volume
| > Select Volume 0
| > Assign letter=X
| > Exit
| > Then run diskpart /s cdrom.txt
| > This should change the cd drive letter to X
| > you would have to do this before installing any of the updates and fixes
| > and to be sure that the cd-rom drive letter was out far enough as to not
| > create conflicts with any other existing drive letters
| > Thanks,
| > Darrell Gorter[MSFT]
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| > | During unattended process of Sysprep; right when the target machine is
| > | rebooted I want to ensure that it install some apps and hotfixes from
CD
| > | (Ghost Image I just dropped onto the machine that also includes the
apps
| > in
| > | separate directory off the root of CD). How do I make sure the CD is
| > | mapped to a drive letter of my choice??? Keep in mind that during
| > | redetection, CD drive mapping may change between source and target
| > machines
| > | due to additional CD ROM, Hard drive of target system.
| > |
| > | I also want to be able to do this by running unattend process from
| WinPE.
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| > | Any ideas?????
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