Re: [Unattended] Running out of space on disk during installation

[Tim B. <ti...@ne...>]

Assuming you don't need the ability to specify a partition scheme during 
install, change the partitioning command to just do 100% of the disk...
I think this is mentioned on the website somewhere. I'd check my files, 
but it's hard to get to them right now.

TB

Ben Cohen wrote:
> I'm trying to net install a 'super heavyweight' windows image -- its  
> got *a lot* of driverpacks from driverpacks.net integrated and that's  
> causing it to run out of space on the disk at some point during  
> installation.  I know the disk is large enough and I'm using the 'full  
> disk' partitioning option but there must be something about how the  
> installation works I'm not understanding...
>
> After the system reformats the fat32 partition to ntfs and reboots,  
> the system boots into the windows gui and the modified driverpacks  
> installation process begins unpacking the compressed driverpacks.   
> However because I have so many packs integrated into this image I'm  
> running out of space on the disk.
>
> If I reboot into knoppix and look at the partition table I see a 4gig  
> ntfs partition and some 200+ gigs of unallocated space...  Is there  
> some way I can modify the installation process to make a larger  
> partition available during installation?
>
> Thanks,
> Ben
>
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