Re: [Unattended] Problem with cmdlines.txt

[Edmundo V. N. <edm...@te...>]

Urs Rau escreveu:

>
> Edmundo Valle Neto wrote:
>
>> Hi.
>>
>>    I saw some messages about this problem posted before, but I 
>> couldn't find an answer.
>
>
> What do the contents of your cmdlines.txt llok like? It's amazing what 
> a second pair of eyes sees (sometimes).
>
> You did put the section header [COMMANDS] in, and you did remember to 
> put double quotes around your actual lines? Are you sure the files you 
> want to run are accessible? (i.e. you have put them into the $oem$ 
> folder too?)
>
The content is:

[COMMANDS]
"REGEDIT /S regtweaks.reg"

Yes, the regtweaks.reg file is in the same directory of cmdlines.txt
"$oem$".


>>    I have the same question posted at 
>> http://www.mail-archive.com/una...@li.../msg01866.html, 
>> of get rid of all the extra and needless XP things.
>>      For who doesn't know exactly why someone would need to use this 
>> file "cmdlines.txt", this file is parsed at the end of installation 
>> when there is no user logged-on, so changes made to the registry at 
>> this point goes to the default profile.
>>
>>    I've put the cmdlines.txt at z:\os\winxpsp2\I386\$OEM$ as I had 
>> sucefully made with some CDs, but I couldn't get it parsed, the file 
>> is simply ignored.
>
>
> There can sometimes be problems with your use of uppercase directory 
> and or filenames. I suggest you lowercase all your files under %z%:\os\
>
All my files are uppercase (except those in $OEM$ directory, that are
lowercase) and all are found until now.
Anyway as you notice my $oem$ directory was "os\winxpsp2\I386\$OEM$" and
I changed to "os\winxpsp2\i386\$oem$" but doesn't made difference, same
problem.

I notice another strange thing, I have a directory
"os\winxpsp2\i386\$oem$\$1\Install" with some files (that I'm not using
yet).
So at the end of installation I must at least have a C:\Install with
them right?
But I doesn't.


> Hope maybe one of these will help you to the next stage.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Urs Rau
>
Regards.

Edmundo Valle Neto.