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Thank you so much !

Hello,

I often get this error : Is there any global variable somewhere to increase the max value of this cache ?

Thank you

PS : I use OPSI WAN extension.

Finally, I got everything working properlly :)

FYI, this is what I did :
1. Patch WinPE (boot.wim) to include https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2990941 as it adds NVMe support to Windows 7 (I used Method 1)
2. Add Samsung NVMe driver to WinPE. Downloaded from HP web site (http://h20564.www2.hp ...

I just tried to manually reinstall Windows using Dell Recovery image...and disk is still not found !
I'm pretty sure it's not an OPSI problem here.

Nvm, I will keep you updated.

@ngbr I tried with winpenetworkmode = false but still no IP an no C: drive.
Same error at the same step

@uncle_scrooge, it's exactly what I have already done.
I built a clean WinPE and then extend it with Dell WinPE 3.0.
Just want to mention that this WinPE works for others Dell models.

I followed the manual way, from step
"%ProgramFiles%\Windows AIK\Tools\PETools\copype.cmd" <ARCH> C:\winpe
I was ...

I see that the correct driver is been added to a file named work.cmd :
# grep work.cmd /var/log/opsi/bootimage/ivsfrlt-d52rp72.ivsdomain.fr.log
[5] [Apr 19 12:47:18] Creating work.cmd (setup.py|769)
(setup.py|799)47:23] Adding to work.cmd: drvload c:\drv\64\E1D62x64.inf
[6] [Apr 19 12:47:23 ...

I checked and the network drivers are present in the WinPE environnement in the target machine directory : Don't know why they are not automatically loaded

I found an excellent documentation here : http://support.rm.com/TechnicalArticle. ... TEC1287003
After using this command : An IP is assigned !

What's next ?

I tried to download and extract only the network driver (http://www.dell.com/support/home/fr/fr/19/product-support/servicetag/D52RP72/drivers).
Then copy it on a USB stick and use command
drvload E1C62x64.inf E1D62x64.inf E1R62x64.inf
Few seconds later everything seems to be loaded but an ipconfig ...