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Hi!
We are unfortunately in a situation where we need to keep the D-partition
intact on a large number of laptops when deploying WinXP.
For these installations we use RIS on a Win2K3 server with a "flat-image"
solution.
The problem is that we can not force Windows XP to be installed on
C-partition. Windows always installs on any partition that doesnt contain an
existing installation when nothing is specified. This means that windows is
installed on D: when we reinstall the laptops that already have an existing
Windows XP-installation.
We use the following parameters in our unattend-file (ristndrd.sif) on the
RIS-server; (only relevant data included)
[data]
AutoPartition=1
[RemoteInstall]
Repartition = No
UseWholeDisk = No
Does anyone know how to format the C-partition automaticly before the
installation begin?
Any parameter in the unattend-file that we haven´t thought of?
We have to use the current technology with unattend-file and RIS. Solutions
like booting on WinPE or using Altiris/SMS are not an option because of the
time-pressure.
/marcus torstensson
We are unfortunately in a situation where we need to keep the D-partition
intact on a large number of laptops when deploying WinXP.
For these installations we use RIS on a Win2K3 server with a "flat-image"
solution.
The problem is that we can not force Windows XP to be installed on
C-partition. Windows always installs on any partition that doesnt contain an
existing installation when nothing is specified. This means that windows is
installed on D: when we reinstall the laptops that already have an existing
Windows XP-installation.
We use the following parameters in our unattend-file (ristndrd.sif) on the
RIS-server; (only relevant data included)
[data]
AutoPartition=1
[RemoteInstall]
Repartition = No
UseWholeDisk = No
Does anyone know how to format the C-partition automaticly before the
installation begin?
Any parameter in the unattend-file that we haven´t thought of?
We have to use the current technology with unattend-file and RIS. Solutions
like booting on WinPE or using Altiris/SMS are not an option because of the
time-pressure.
/marcus torstensson